I love nature; it is my main focus and inspiration.
I use imagery and details in nature to educate the world
about the things unseen or forgotten by many.
My work expresses and depicts specimens of what
remains from my heritage and the history of New England.
I am continually exploring
what nature has to offer,
renewing peoples' ways of thinking about a book
and what you can take away
from the experience
of it.
My work in both sculptures and artist books has been exhibited in Boston at MPG Contemporary
over the last ten years. I am presently a gallery artist at South Shore Art Center and am the recipient
of several grants and awards, including the Margaret Marshall Dillion Award and Marilyn Pappas Award.
I earned my BFA from the Massachusetts College of Art. I have twenty-five years of experience as a graphic
artist, illustrator, book designer, and art director.
I have had two artist books recently published in "500 Handmade Books: Inspiring Interpretations of a
Timeless Form" 2008.