In the Washington Printmakers Gallery’s street-facing window, Through — an installation of repurposed transparencies and papers from two decades of printmaking — offers a visual archive: images of children, nests, webs, seasons, the raw material that, over time, became abstraction.

Solo Exhibit, Screenprints, Glen Echo Park’s Park View Gallery, 2024

Screenprint on panel — Blackrock Center for the Arts, INKIT exhibit of printmaking

Framed mixed media print at client home in Washington DC

Pond Mystery - A pair of acrylic paintings on canvas, each 24 x 30. Framed in simple, slim black metal frames so as not to overwhelm the imagery.

Framed screenprints about the theme of navigation and exploration. Light earth colors, layered imagery.

Working on Seascape monotypes in the studio

Exhibited at McLean Project for the Arts, Summer 2016

These Nest archival pigment prints work well in slim gold frames.

A watercolor circular painting with a simple frame, neutral walls

Organic abstraction, Digitally created limited edition, gallery wrapped canvas, 30 x 30

Pigment print on canvas, with UV coating for longevity. Size is 38 x 38

Deliberately installed in a wavy pattern in keeping with the theme of the piece, related to human impact on bird migration patterns.

Exhibited at McLean Project for the Arts, Summer 2016

Wall installation consisting of pigment printed decals on heavyweight reinstallable fabric. Designed by me, custom printed by a local vendor who specialized in large scale adhesive wall coverings

Received Honorable Mention!