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I am a sculptor and interdisciplinary artist. My work reveals my disquiet about the social and ecological emergencies of the 21st century. The process of creating my work is instinctively intuitive, I give immeasurable attention to the materials, the symbols, the repetition of forms, the meaning of numbers, and the use of color.
Equally in my disquiet, I embrace two aspects of the feminine: labor and tenderness. These two aspects of my work come from my life experiences as a mother and educator. The repetition of making similar forms and mark-making are meditative and laborious. It is challenging to work in this mode, and it creates a restlessness within me. But, through the process, restlessness softens to tenderness, the work unfolds, and embodies the feminine.