What Lies Beneath centers on a single woven form, its blue surface patterned like an antique textile remembered more than seen. Below, a pale mesh extends past the form's edge, holding what the fabric cannot: a yellow thread that loops and wanders, surfacing through the weave. The piece suggests that what is covered is never quite contained, and that older fabrics carry their own quiet histories beneath the present surface.

22 × 30 Screenprint on Arches printmaking paper.

Screenprint with latex on four wood cradled panels, quadriptych. 24 × 24.

Screenprint on Arches, 22 x 30

Screenprint on buff colored Stonehenge paper with powdered pigment.

From a series of experimental prints using ribbons and string dropped onto an exposure unit to form random patterns. Each color is a separate exposure, a new screen and a separate printing.

Mixed media on mylar, 47 x 36 inches.

I believe screenprinting holds a great deal of unexplored aesthetic potential, especially when combined with other media. "2020 Diaries" juxtaposes the more mechanical screenprinting technique, where the artist's hand is not evident, with soft spontaneous areas of mark-making and watercolor brushwork.

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Screenprint and acrylic on paper, 22 × 30

Screenprint on Arches, 30 × 22

Screenprint over pigment print, 19 x 13.

From a series of abstract experimental prints using ribbons and string dropped onto an exposure unit to form random patterns. Each color is a separate exposure, a new screen and a separate printing.

Screenprint on off white paper, 22 x 30 inches.

This mixed-media screenprint is part of a series exploring planet earth as a sentient being. Set on a long horizontal format, the piece unfolds with overlapping, abstract imagery that evokes floating natural forms. The flowing and layered compositions create a sense of animation and movement, despite the two-dimensional surface. The work invites viewers to engage with the rhythms and vitality of the natural world in a dreamlike, meditative way.
Screenprint with watercolor on Stonehenge paper, 60 × 25 inches

Screenprint on Arches paper, 30w x 22h.

Multilayered screenprint on off white paper, 11 × 15

Screenprint on polypropylene, 40 × 26

Screenprint on polypropylene, 26 × 40

Screenprint on cotton with embroidery, 15 × 11.

MIxed media; screenprint and acrylic on canvas

40 x 50 inches

Title refers to the Anthropocene Epoch, an unofficial unit of geologic time used to describe the most recent period in Earth's history when human activity began to have a significant impact on the planet. Contact me if you’d like to see some close-up views.

Screenprint on Arches, 11 × 15