Drawing from Charlotte Perkins Gilman's 1915 utopian novel, Herland, these works give shape and space for this legendary piece of writing.
Primary Document, 1 of 10, 2014, ink and watercolor on paper
Citizenship Sampler, 2015, thread, fabric, wood embroidery hoop, needle, installation varies
No Trespass, 2015, ink and watercolor on paper, 17 x 11
Moadine, Somel, Zava, Rille, Maaia, Odumera, Essa, Lato, Novine, Amel, & Torr, 2015, acrylic & ink on found photographs, individual sizes & installation vary
Novine, 2015, ink and gesso on found photograph
Somel, 2015, ink, gesso, found photograph
Moadine, 2015, ink, gesso, found photograph
Essa, 2015, ink, gesso, found photograph
Gathering, 2015, collage and ink on paper, 14 x 20
Plenty of Solitude, 2015, collage and ink on paper
For Ellador, 2014, ink, watercolor
Fragment, in situ, 2015, thread on burlap, ink on paper
Sherd, in situ, 2015, acrylic, ink, and varnish on tile, ink on paper
Lemon, Canary, Mustard, & Gold, 2018, ink, marker, watercolor panel-mounted paper, installation varies
“…a unique history…”, 2014
“…a quite different country, a mighty lucky piece of land…”, 2013, ink on paper, gesso, panel
“…the utter exaltation, the fullness of child longing…”, 2014, ink on paper, gesso, panel
“…up yonder, way up, over there, a sudden view of mountains, steep and bare…”, 2013, ink on paper, gesso, panel
“…hand under hand…”, 2013, ink on paper, gesso, panel
Nothing to Oppose, to Struggle With, to Conquer, 2015, fabric, thread, quilt, 108 x 95
