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I firmly believe in art as a way of knowing. My artistic practice is a way of understanding the world around me. As a result my work is more likely to ask questions than to give answers.
I find that materials, objects, and places are intrinsically loaded with meaning. There is no such thing as a blank canvas. Clay dug from the hillside just outside of an ancient Silk Road city and maple seeds collected from an Underground Railroad site in Illinois both have a story to tell. I work with these objects as a way of connecting to their stories and to share them with others. |
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Cairns
Collage Constructions
Corpus
Texas Hill Country Psalms
Netherlandish Proverbs Revisited
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Wait. Repeat.
Dunhuang Ceramic Residency 2017
46: Deus Noster Refugium
Charis
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Consider
Dunhuang Ceramic Residency 2016
The Sweep Project
Ceramic Sculpture '05-'10
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Ceramic Constructions
The Unreality of Objects
The Service Project
Hack-Knead
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