Artist Statement

I began as a painter but early on in my artwork I became intrigued with the idea of creating three-dimensional linear work that could be seen from a number of perspectives. The installations using fiber to create lines and planes in physical space pushed the abstract to the tangible. The two-dimensional print work adds another layer of abstraction. The spaces created in the prints exist in the mind of the viewer. They present simple or complex mental spaces and states to inhabit. They can also employ color, texture or images to add another emotional layer. Hopefully, their elements combine like the notes in a musical piece or the words in a poem to touch the inner life we all have.

April, 2026