“Now and Not Yet” reveals when something is both fully realized and still in process. It's being hungry and full at the same time. It's new life sandwiched between a war and a marriage. War, allowing things to die, marriage, bringing things to life. At once, it's proclamatory and satisfied with longing, heartbreak and suffering. It's the story of a bride caught in battle, her weapon, the daily ritual of emptying and waiting to be filled by someone greater than herself. Each day she's hopeful she'll be filled a little more, gaining territory until she passes over the threshold into the infinite where she'll finally be liberated through being completely full of the other's presence. This work takes a deeper look into ritual and narrative.
Digital Painting and Photography
2017
(private collection)
Bridal Battleships explore the idea of something that is fully realized and still in process. It's an exploration of both the tragedy and comedy of life.
2017
lace, chipboard, toysoldiers, straws, paint
2017
Digital Print
30" X 48"
Conceptual furniture. Love Seat allows the viewer to participate with the work. It's an experiment in allowing the material to create the experience. It's an exploration in intimacy.
wood
(private collection)
Scrolls explore ritual and narrative. Each day Scripture is scribed. This process will continue until the entire Bible is scribed.
started in 2016 -
Ink on paper
each scroll is 20' X 8"
2016
Photography
2015
Graphite on Paper
Graphite on paper
