Welcome to my website. I began printmaking with Diane Fine at State University of New York at Plattsburgh, in 1996. Since that time I moved from Ithaca, New York, to Seattle, Washington, where I became an attorney.
Travel has lent me insight into to my artmaking. I have spent time in Thailand, Cambodia, Australia, Nepal, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Zambia, Ivory Coast, many countries in Europe, and much of the United States. The cultural and natural worlds that I come into contact with have inspired my printmaking. Lately I have been especially interested in ocean wildlife and underwater landscapes.
I maintain a strong connection to New York. The antique lace I use to make my collograph plates represents this connection. The lace embodies the past and the future to me.
Since January 2007, I have been working with Kamla Kakaria at Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle. All of my prints are for sale and I look forward to working with anyone who is interested in purchasing my work. I also value and appreciate any comments or feedback you may want to offer.
Travel has lent me insight into to my artmaking. I have spent time in Thailand, Cambodia, Australia, Nepal, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Zambia, Ivory Coast, many countries in Europe, and much of the United States. The cultural and natural worlds that I come into contact with have inspired my printmaking. Lately I have been especially interested in ocean wildlife and underwater landscapes.
I maintain a strong connection to New York. The antique lace I use to make my collograph plates represents this connection. The lace embodies the past and the future to me.
Since January 2007, I have been working with Kamla Kakaria at Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle. All of my prints are for sale and I look forward to working with anyone who is interested in purchasing my work. I also value and appreciate any comments or feedback you may want to offer.
