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May 52 min read

Graduate Exhibition: CSUN Art Galleries

Here is the guide to the individual works featured in the gallery installation: Forests are noisy places, but people don't listen.

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Sep 3, 20221 min read

Water

As I wandered rural southern France and traversed the American West this summer, the recurring theme of water rushed at me from every...

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Dec 5, 20201 min read

Prêt-à-Jeter (French: “ready to throw away”)

This sculpture is a play on the French words Prêt-à-Porter or ready-to-wear fashion. What happens to clothing when you no longer want to...

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Nov 15, 20202 min read

Non-bio Luminescence

I abhor plastic. While I try to achieve a zero waste existence in my household, it is impossible to recycle all of it. It gripes me that...

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Oct 29, 20201 min read

If Mermaids Could Cook

This work delivers a cynical sushi or otsumami reference with a dash of Little Mermaid whimsy and best served with plastic straws and forks.

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Sep 24, 20201 min read

White-washed

In the process of deconstructing wine barrels and repurposing the individual staves into repetitive patterns of sculpture and furniture,...

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Sep 19, 20201 min read

Ravenous Energy

A lamp sculpture made from reclaimed wood (oak barrel staves), wire and oil stain...

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Sep 1, 20201 min read

Letting Go

This work was concurrently constructed with Deliberately Ugly, a reflection of the 75th year since the atomic bombing of Japan. Both...

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Aug 31, 20202 min read

Deliberately Ugly

It was a somber day in Hiroshima when I visited in March 2019, made even gloomier by the misty rain darkening the mid-century concrete...

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