apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

Reinforcement Drawing, 2005. Circle reinforcements on paper.

You can see more of these drawings in the White Columns curated slide registry.

I'm a bit fond of the envelope drawings. These are made on the inside of envelopes, using the existing data protection patterning as a point of departure.

Envelope Collages, 2005. Envelopes and pencil.

Envelope Collages, 2005. Envelopes and pencil.

Swarm, 2004. Pencil points.

Swarm, 2004, detail.

In the artist's words, “I make objects and drawings that seek to evoke wonder and a sense of the unexpected through the process of transformation. I have always lived in urban settings and my neighborhood has been my art store. In the dollar stores, hardware stores and stationery stores of Brooklyn I have found ways to create my own experience of nature. There is a compulsive aspect to this, a process of repetition that has a sense of quietude and aloneness and that relates to domestic work, to the crafts that I did as a child.”

Hive, 2004. Pencil casing

Hive, 2004, detail.

Here is one print from a recent series published of her cleaning supply sculptures.

Inquiries? Please contact the artist directly via email.