Two person exhibition with painter: Lawre Stone. Hudson Valley Teaching Gallery 2026
image detail: tree branch constructed from paper pulp, 2026
Fallen limb cast in plaster shell, then constructed with cotton and abaca pulp + painted with squeezed paper pulp
plaster, shell cast from fallen tree limb, cotton and abaca paper pulp, painted with pigmented paper pulp, wooden stilts
hand formed cotton and abaca paper sheets cast on fallen tree limb
hand formed cotton and abaca paper sheets cast on fallen tree limb
Cardboard reclaimed from family recycling bin, plaster, paper pulp, marbling paint, stoneware
Stone ware modeled after a drawing of chunk of clay dug from the banks of the hudson river- all glazes produced from natural dug material - part of the DIG DEEPER, clay symposium on the history of local clay/slip - Albany Slip. Fall 2024
Hand-formed sheet of cotton, abaca and recycled fibers, painted with pigmented and squeezed paper pulp
Hand-formed sheet of cotton, abaca and recycled fibers, painted with pigmented and squeezed paper pulp
Hand-formed sheet of cotton, abaca and recycled fibers, painted with pigmented and squeezed paper pulp
Hand-formed sheet of cotton, abaca and recycled fibers, painted with pigmented and squeezed paper pulp
