pomegranAtes
Slicing a pomegranate has a predictable outcome, but with each slice, I discover a beautifully abstracted form.
Post-Edenic Dystopian Embroidery
Post-Edenic Dystopian embroidery challenges traditional women's work and how it is often overlooked and not taken seriously. Feminine and feminist, it is what it is, no apologies.
French knots and embroidery on canvas.
This example of Post-Edenic Dystopian embroidery challenges traditional women's work and how it is often overlooked and not taken seriously. This intimate exploration of the female form and the female gaze is represented through images of fruit.
5 in x 5 in x 1.5 in
©2019
French knots and embroidery on canvas.
This example of Post-Edenic Dystopian embroidery challenges traditional women's work and how it is often overlooked and not taken seriously. This intimate exploration of the female form and the female gaze is represented through images of fruit.
4 in x 6 in x 1 in
©2018
The art of labor revealed through an orange in thousands of tiny french knots and embroidery on canvas.
6 in x 6 in x 1 in
©2018
Embroidery floss french knots on linen.
I find heart shapes everywhere in nature #iseeheartseverywhere and I like to record them. This is a sweet little strawberry shaped like a heart. Based on a real strawberry from nature that I rendered in the tiniest of french knots that are smaller than a poppy seed. Strawberry protrudes about 1/4 in
4 in x 4 in x 1.5 in
©2019
A Slice of Nature
A particular series inspired by shapes and structures found in nature and the use of color. Color is made with embroidery floss by tying thousands of individual french knots, many of them smaller than a poppy seed.
French knots and stitches on linen mounted on wood panel. Tomatoes are a source to see sacred geometry in a natural form.
4 in x 4 in x 1.5 in
©2020
French knots and stitches on linen mounted on wood panel. Tomatoes are a source to see sacred geometry in a natural form.
5 in x 5 in x 2 in
©2020
French knots and stitches on linen mounted on wood panel. Tomatoes are a source to see sacred geometry in a natural form.
4 in x 4 in x 1.5 in
©2020
French knots and stitches on linen mounted on wood panel. Tomatoes are a source to see sacred geometry in a natural form.
5 in x 5 in x 1.5 in
©2020
Seed Heads & Pods
Each biomorphic shape and natural object is it’s own tiny world of color. The millions of individually tied knots combined with the repetitive patterns found in nature express a sense of wonder about our world and encourage us to take a slower longer look.
Cells
SIMPLE ABSTRACTIONS
Komorebi - [japanese] when light shines through the trees and interacts with the leaves
6 in x 4 in x 1 in
©2017
Worlds Apart - A Need To Know More Series - A little world, a vignette pondering divergent and contrasting interconnection…
6 in x 4 in x 1 in
©2017
'To tame or reclaim from wildness or madness' - Wet felted wool embroidered with satin wrapped cord and satin stitches.
4 in x 4 in x 1.75 in
©2017
'Free Spirit' - Wet felted wool embroidered with satin wrapped cord and satin stitches.
5 in x 5 in x 1 in
©2017
Shown in A Wintered Juried Collection at 3rd Street Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2017
Wet felted wool embroidered with satin wrapped cord and satin stitches.
5 in x 5 in x 1.75 in
©2017
Pods
PHS MeadowBrook Farm Residency
Appendages at GLG
I Feel seen
What Fresh Hell Is This, 4.5’X12’x8”