How Little Can We See? is an ongoing series of mixed media print collages that reflect on the notion that we only see through which our perceptions allow us. Until more recent times, our acceptance of basic notions of truth enabled a somewhat clear understanding of our world. However, in our current climate of political and scientific distrust, it brings into question our very notions of what is real and what isn’t. Referencing the practice of montage and early split-screen cinema, this mixed media series shows cropped views of micro and macrocosmic worlds. Highlighting an ambiguous complex existence, each piece allows the viewer to bridge separate “scenes” into a cohesive picture; ultimately building one’s own “true” perceived narrative.
mixed media print collage, dried flowers
24” x 20”
Mixed media print collage, dried moth
16” x 20”
mixed media print collage
20” x 16”
mixed media print collage
20” x 16”
mixed media print collage
24” x 20”
mixed media print collage, dried flower
16” x 20”
Mixed media print collage on wood panel
24” x 18”
Screenprints on 100 year old French ledger pages, film, plexi glass.
20" x 16"
2017
Screenprints on 100 year old French ledger pages, film, plexi glass.
15" x 17"
2017
Screenprint on kozo paper and film, plexiglass.
30" x 30"
2016
Screenprint on film, hand dyed paper, bleach, color pencil, plexi glass.
7” x 10”
2014
Screenprint on film, hand dyed paper, bleach, plexi glass.
10” x 7”
2014
Screenprint on film, hand-dyed paper, bleach, plexi glass.
10” x 7”
2014