"Her-stories" exhibition, March, 2020
Big aLICe Barrel Room, Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Big aLICe Barrel Room, Sunset Park, Brooklyn
"To the Lighthouse," Encaustic and collage on board, 2020
"Gretel and Hansel," 10" x 10", Digital print, 2020
"Girl Peacock Persona," 10" x 10", Digital composite print, 2020
"Selfie," 10" x 10", Digital print, 2020
"Gretel and Hansel," 10" x 10", Digital print, 2020
"Girl Peacock Persona," 10" x 10", Digital composite print, 2020
"Selfie," 10" x 10", Digital print, 2020
"Momentum" exhibition
October 26th - December 31, 2019
Big aLICe Barrel Room, Sunset Park, Brooklyn,
October 26th - December 31, 2019
Big aLICe Barrel Room, Sunset Park, Brooklyn,
“We Are All Refugees,” 38" x 28" (framed)
Digital Composite Print, 2019
Digital Composite Print, 2019
“We All Belong” exhibition
April - Sept. 9, 2019
The Church of Heavenly Rest, New York, NY
April - Sept. 9, 2019
The Church of Heavenly Rest, New York, NY
“We Are All Refugees,” 38" x 28" (framed)
Digital Composite Print, 2019
Digital Composite Print, 2019
Artist's Statement regarding “We Are All Refugees"
Butterflies are nature's immigrants. Though fragile, monarch butterflies, make the arduous journey from Mexico all the way up as far as Canada, and their offspring return, every year.
I see similar patterns in stained glass windows, butterfly wings and the tattoos of waves left on shorelines.
Symbolically, butterflies represent transformation and rebirth. But can they survive man? Even monuments like Notre Dame cathedral may not last forever. Butterflies may disappear due to climate change, pesticides, or walls threatening to destroy their preserves.
