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"We can lose all our universities and survive, but if we lose our forests we lose our instructors - Bill Mollison," 2022.
33 x 85 x 44”.
low fire ceramics, commercial glaze and a set of Encyclopedia Brittanica.
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“The holocene is over. - Joe Brewer (Diana of Ephesus and the Capitoline She Wolf),” 2021
ceramic, silicone, epoxy, steel, satin ribbon, spray paint,
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“Kilotons/portraits of domestic peacetime atomic detonations from 1945 - 1962,”
2017 - 2023
ceramic, acrylic, rubber, mistakes, epoxies, spray paint, regret, compulsion, revulsion, heartache, rage, self righteous indignation and sorrow
27” x variable
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“Saints for the Anthropocene,” 2019
“Saints” is a portrait series born of my desire for guides through the anthropocene, the sixth mass extinction, global climate chaos, and into the Transition. Initially finding inspiration in statues of Buddhas and Saints, and subsequently in public monuments being torn from their pedestals in town squares, my intention is to use the power of canonized personae to direct solutions to the crisis we live in. I've chosen leaders whose works confront the paradigm of separation and extraction with viable and generative alternatives.
From left to right the portraits are of:
Buffy Sainte Marie, Octavia Butler and Vandana Shiva.
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Other Majik,” 2016
42 x 36 x 89” (dimensions vary)
ceramic, mirror, two part epoxies
