in the between, Ironton Studios, 2006
Do you recall our first visit here?
History had not yet begun. We let both mornings and evenings go by, and we waited.
It was a long time before the river found its bed
and the stagnant water began to flow
You forget to breathe.
You feel like a sort of fainting, melting sensation.
There’s a visual swirl around you but not in your eyes,
you’re not seeing. This is the earth element dissolving
into water.
Denver Post review, 10.27.06
deer, 66"x 140" x 2", water media on panel
man, 60" x 83" x 2", water media and toner on panel
swarm, 36" x 48", water media and toner on panel
swoon, 9" x 14" x 2", water media, beeswax, and toner on panel
fireflies, 18" x 36" x 2", mono print and bees wax on panel
imminence, 27" x 24" x 2", mono print and bees wax on panel
luminance, 18" x 24" x 2", mono print and bees wax on panel
man and deer installation, Ironton Gallery
Ironton Gallery installation
hidden, 48" x 77" x 2", water media and toner on panel
Ironton exhibit text