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This exhibition represented a select grouping of work culled from several distinct bodies of work created from 1993 - 2020. Conceptually linked in their focus on environmental, technological and social changes experienced during my lifetime, the content holds a continuum of relevancy today. As a mix-media artist, I cross pollinate ideas, processes and materials in an effort to convey visual messaging that connects or refers to the world that surrounds me.
Boomerang | Steward-Shipwreck
108" x 57" x 2"
Polyester, stainless steel
Cultivating Data, 1993 (set of 5)
72” x 60” x 8”
Reclaimed garden tools, vintage circuit boards, wood
Evolution of Greed
32.25” x 12” x 4”
Vintage conveyor, vintage circuit boards, feather w nib, bottle, oil, wood, acrylic
SOS
16” x 24.5” x 2”
Antique Teleplex morse code key, vintage circuit board, aluminum
Turf Wars, 1998
16” x 24.5” x 4”
Vintage Circuit boards, wire connectors, aluminum
Motherboard
37” x 27.5” x 4.5”
Vintage circuit board, silicone nipples, steel, hardboard
Remains of the Day (6 /12)
35" x 47" x 1.5"
Photographic transfer, galvanized metal, lacquer, shellac, stains, pigments, pulverized rust
Que Sera Sera
Nautilus Pompeilius
Same Old Story, 2006
Prayin' Ain't Enough, 2006
Reflection
32” x 32” x 6”
Glass w image transfer, cast crystal leaves with dichroic, natural rock, pheasant feathers
Rationing
12” x 12” x 1.25”
Pate de verre hand cast with dichroic to crystal glass
Boomerang | Gaia
108” x 57”x 2"
Polyester, stainless steel
Boomerang, The Bailey Landfill
122” x 57” x 2"
Polyester, aluminum
Burning Down the House (Tribute to Greta Thunberg’s passion)
18” x 18” x 4.75”
Plate glass w image transfer, cast glass
Devolving into the Future
76.5” x 16” x 10”
Glass w image transfer, cast crystal glass leaves / canoes, fossilized mammoth tusk shards, natural vines
Wishing Well
32” x 32” x 9”
Glass w image transfer, cast crystal w dichroic, sea fan, nautilus shell, coins, glass bottle + plastic retrieved from the ocean
Boomerang | Carbon Footprint
107” x 55” X 2"
Polyester, aluminum
Temperature Rising
Script - "No one is free... even the birds are chained to the sky." Bob Dylan
48” x 66” x 1.5”
Cradle board, lace, silicone, vintage temperature gauge
Welcome to Oblivion
8" x 14” x 8”
Glass cloche, wood, scale model people, natural sea shells cohabiting larger sea organism
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