Reviews

East City Art

The pieces in this show share movement and gesture, all pursued in a variety of different techniques. In terms of tools, I’m all over the map, but it is all in pursuit of discovering new ways to express myself as I break down and translate essentials of the observed world.

Washington Post

“I currently consider myself a painter first,” the artist notes in her statement. That explains her affinity for monotypes, which are often made by applying pigment to a matrix that is then printed to yield a single, painterly impression. Her monotypes feature soft, fluid colors and organic shapes, such as the leaflike overlapping forms of the yellow-dominated “Aspen.” Image and medium combine to conjure a vision of natural objects in profusion, arranged randomly yet harmoniously.