Printmaker Book Artist Poet
Convergence launch at Princeton Library tonight at 6 pm.
Convergence: Poetry on Environmental Impacts of War Convergence: Poetry on Environmental Impacts of War offers a groundbreaking and vital perspective on war’s destruction of the natural world—the creatures, plants, soil, water, and atmosphere of Earth. In poems and contextual comments, 61 contemporary poets focus on military damages to the ecosystems on six continents and the moon. This compelling anthology alerts readers to environmental degradation of our planet while affirming nature’s resilience and regeneration.
Left: Foxgloves and Wild Bees Bought by a Philadelphia collector. Serigraph, Linotypes, collage and colored pencil on Lokta sustainable paper.
Earth Wobble
Size: 26" x61" Framed
Serigraph/Collage
Poem and Print published in Feral: A Journal of Poetry and Art
Exhibited October 25- November 23
Makers Alley Juried Show
Night Pollinators
I can't stop reflecting on the beauty of nature and how perfectly it all fits together. Night Pollinators and Nicotiana depicts the nocturnal life of moths evolved specifically to tend to plants that bloom at night with an aroma so sweet it draws them in. You can see the raw edge of the Lokta paper.
Size: 26.50" x 34.5" Framed
Serigraph/Collage
Fern Fish
The largest koi in my son's pond beached themselves on the rocks surrounding the water. It was a mystery. Was it related to their size or the size of the pond. They had lived for years without incident. I made this haunting piece as a question, the koi twisted into shapes of asking.
Size: 25" x 33" Framed
Serigraph/Collage
Sold to a Washington , NJ collector
Lithosphere
Exhibited in Artist Book show "Boundless" at the Peddie School opening on February 7, 2025 6:30 pm
Unique Artist's Book: Wild clay bisque-fired, washed with watercolor and acrylic paint, held in a twine-wrapped up-cycled dish drainer.
Poem printed on Gampi Paper. Clay source and consultation with Stuart Solewater.
This artist's book has been accepted in the Modern Fossils Exhibit "The Road Less Traveled" opening in Frenchtown , NJ on May 2, 2025.