I have been working with what’s available in my yard, and what I already own. The mood of isolation, and my senseof light, both are reflected in the photography I have produced. I have made cyanotypes, a process I have used for decades, and lumens, another...
Haiga is an art form where haiku and sumi-e ink sketches are combined gracefully. Today some artists use photographs instead of sketches. I decided to explore creating a haiga every day for 30 days during the middle of the COVID pandemic by taking photographs in the...
This portrait is inspired by my work mentoring school-aged boys. The pandemic all but eliminated that opportunity yet the boys still need supportive adults willing to help them work through their transformation, to choose different hats, to wonder about fit and come...
As a child, I spent weeks at a time hospitalized with lung disease. Through spells of sickness, I took solace in my imagination, drawing and redrawing hundreds of versions of the same subject—each act of repetition pulling me deeper into a realm where sickness could...
Drawing has been a form of meditation, distraction,and joy in these months of uncertainty. Like faith, living in uncertain times requires a strong mind and a will to continue despite the difficulties that surround, however great or small than may be. Through art, I...
