Modern City
7’ h x 24’ w Community mural with Focus Garinger High School Students Arts Plus program commission Working through Arts Plus with students in the Focus Garinger program, the mural process involved a school bus tour of my murals in Charlotte and collaborative workshops to design and then paint the mural together. Garinger High was […]
QC Mural
10’ h x 24’ w Eastway Crossing Center D.A. Projects/Collett Commission This mural pays tribute to Charlotte’s nickname as the Queen City and celebrates the vibrant nature of the inhabitants and business owners of the city’s East Side.
Temporal Sanctuary
36” x 48”, Acrylic on multiple routed wood panel I use the house form as a representation of a sanctuary. This piece incorporates imager representing the self, the chaotic, the beautiful…the many layers we are comprised of, connection and transition.
Trinity (Rozelle’s Ferry)
36” x 48”, Acrylic on panel Trinity Partners Commission This painting depicts the Rozelle Ferry Bridge, built in 1910 of Charlotte, NC, which connected Mecklenburg and Gaston counties.
Post Retreat, Sketch
8″ x 10″, mixed media on paper Transit forms and bridge imagery of the Rock Hill Riverwalk representing past, present, future, and transition.
Post Retreat
16” h x 20” w, Acrylic on canvas Transit forms and bridge imagery of the Rock Hill Riverwalk representing past, present, future, and transition.
Sanctuary (Peace)
20” h x 48” w, Acrylic on multiple cut wood panels This work explores the idea of the house form as a sanctuary, a symbol of self, peace chaos, and temporality as well as shifting and overlapping facets…what was there and what is coming that we cannot anticipate.
Sanctuary (Pandemonium)
20” h x 48” w, Acrylic on multiple cut wood panels This work explores the idea of the house form as a sanctuary, a symbol of self, peace chaos, and temporality as well as shifting and overlapping facets…what was there and what is coming that we cannot anticipate.
Post Retreat (Riverwalk)
48” x 48”, acrylic on canvas Transit forms and bridge imagery of the Rock Hill Riverwalk representing past, present, future, and transition.
The House is Ready
48” x 48”, Acrylic on panel Collaborative painting with Christopher Holston This painting is part of a series focusing on the dichotomy of life, the oscillation and harmony between beauty and destruction, creation and violence, and Mother Earth as the source and the witness.
