Drawing inspiration from early split-screen cinema and montage, "How little can we see?" explores human and natural systems by manipulating spatial elements. By shifting scales, the work challenges viewers to re-evaluate the systems that govern our existence. While technology grants us vision across light years and down to the atomic level, a profound border remains: our human struggle to see the reality immediately in front of us. Incorporating the processes of intaglio, chine collé, screenprint and collage this ongoing mixed media print series, transforms fleeting moments into abstract compositions serving as potent visual reminders of our intricate existence and fundamental need for connection.
Multi-plate etching with chine collé
paper size: 22” x 15
2025
Multi-plate etching with chine collé
paper size: 22” x 15”
2025
Multi-plate etching with chine collé
Paper size: 22” x 15”
2025
Screenprint, interference inks, spray paint, digital and indigo dyed kozo, dried flower.
20” x 24”
2020
Screenprint, interference inks, digital kozo, dried moth.
16” x 20”
2020
Screenprint, interference inks, spray paint, digital kozo, collage
20” x 16”
2020
Screenprint, interference inks, spray paint, digital kozo, collage.
20” x 16”
2020
Screenprint, interference inks, spray paint, collage.
24” x 20”
2020
Screenprint, interference inks, inkjet, hand dyed and bleached paper, color pencil, dried and pressed flower.
16” x 20”
2020
Screenprint, interference inks, inkjet on kozo, spray paint, graphite, collage.
8” x 14”
2021