Exploring both short and long-term impacts that water and wind have on the landscape, and on our ability to understand where we are.
Sand Paintings: environments defined by wind and shifting sand.
Marshes and Wrack Lines: shapes and colors of the coastal landscape and the contained but disorganized collections of materials left behind by tides at the high water line.
Paleomeanders: the lasting imprints (traces) left on the land by ancient river systems.
Sand Paintings
Sand Painting #17
Oil on canvas
30”W x 40”H
2016
Sand Painting #37
Oil on canvas
12”W x 12”H
2017
DD_ Sand Painting #11A (diptych)
Oil and pencil on canvas
12”W x 12”H
2016
Sand Painting #11B (diptych)
Oil and pencil on canvas
12”W x 12”H
2016
DD_ Sand Painting #13
Oil and pencil on canvas
45”W x 55”H
2016
DD_ Sand Painting #12
Oil and pencil on canvas
45”W x 55”H
2016
Marshes and Wrack Lines
Early Summer
Oil on canvas
18” x 18”
2018
Spring
Oil on canvas
40” x 40”
2018
Winter
Oil and pencil on canvas
40” x 40”
2018
Wrack Line #1
Oil and pencil on canvas
40” x 40”
2019
Wrack Line #2
Oil and pencil on canvas
40” x 40”
2019
Wrack #3
Oil pastel and pencil on paper
11”W x 6.5”H
2022
Paleomeanders
Paleomeander #4
Oil and pencil on paper
11” x 11”
2010
Paleomeander #5
Oil, pencil, thread, and wire on paper
11” x 11”
2010
Paleomeander #6
Oil, pencil, thread, and wire on paper
11” x 11”
2010
Paleomeander #9
Oil, pencil, and wire on paper
9”W x 7”H
2010