The Ground Without a Foundation
Dismantled surrealist landscape paintings on paper. Cut from a 40 × 60”painting, measured to unequal proportions.
5 × 7’
Mixed Media on Paper, Xeroxed photograph from a Volunteers for Outdoors Colorado project on the Colorado River.
2026
Landgrab
Cut and reassembled landscape prints on paper. Cut from various prints measured to unequal proportions.
Mixed Media on Paper, Paint, Relief Print.
8 × 12”
2025
Dismantle National Park
Dismantled landscape prints on paper. Cut from a 40 × 40” print measured to unequal proportions.
Mixed Media on Paper
2026
RMNP: Headwaters
Dismantled landscape prints on paper. Cut from photographs of Rocky Mountain National Park, photolithographs, trace monotype, and relief prints on mylar. Measured to unequal proportions.
Mixed Media on Paper, 11 × 17”
2026
“Fifty - Fifty”
22 × 30”
Mixed Media on Paper
2025
Detach
Cut and reassembled landscape prints on paper, and from various prints measured to unequal proportions.
Mixed Media on Paper, Woodcut, Relief Print.
8 × 12”
2025
See Me
17 × 30”
Lithograph, Paint, India Ink, Graphite on Paper
2025
See Me, II
22 × 30”
Mixed Media on Paper
2025
The Ground Without Foundation: Tributaries
Dismantled landscape paintings on paper. Cut from a 12 × 18” painting measured to unequal proportions.
Mixed Media on Paper
2025
The Ground Without Foundation: Headwaters
Dismantled Lithographs, Trace Drawing of a portion of the Colorado River, Photographs from Grand Lake (Denver’s water source), inked mylar, tape. Cut from 8 × 12” prints and matt board, measured to unequal proportions.
Mixed Media on Paper, Woodcut, Relief Print.
2025
Water Table (Frack)
Dismantled landscape prints on paper. Cut from a 6 × 8” print measured to unequal proportions.
Trace monotype, lithograph based on a Volunteers for Outdoors Colorado project.
2025
Water Table (Frack)
Dismantled landscape prints on paper. Cut from a 6 × 8” print measured to unequal proportions.
Trace monotype, lithograph based on a Volunteers for Outdoors Colorado project.
2025
A Meditation: Malabar Chestnut
A Malabar chestnut is typically grown outdoors in frost-free climates as a tropical ornamental and for harvest of its edible nuts. The plant is grown for good luck in Mexico.
8 × 6”
Gouache, wax resist on BFK.
2025
Make Love Not War
Screenprint Image for Protest Signs
Insert Text on Top
Mixed Media on Paper, Woodcut, Screen Print.
2025