Artists Registry

I would describe my work as natural, spontaneous free and a reflection of my spirit.

The series "Turmoil" and "In Flight" show a world inflicted by war, ethnic struggles, terrorism and global unrest.

Statement of Work

This work represents three facets of the World Trade Center:

I wrote this right after that first rain fall of 9/11! It was always hot and muggy up until that Sunday night in September 2001. I still have not forgotten it and continually write about those three weeks and my experience of 9/11!

In Japanese culture, the making of one thousand paper cranes grants a wish. With making over one thousand cranes to create the American Flag, I wish that the souls of the victims of September 11, 2001 find peace.

Our students studied the effects 9/11 had and continues to have humans, communities, and nations.  They researched the peaceful gestures of Gander, Newfoundland to resilience of the rescue dogs.  Students researched los

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Jumpers…
Lives
Documented with paper…paper trails
shred
shredded
Anonymous messages suggesting human gifts of wishes…
shared…
pointing to all our lives…
paused
…a moment…

New York before and after 9/11 was my most emotional photo work

My art is all Divinely inspired. Each piece tells its own story. They leave you with a message.

9/11 Silent Walk Charleston, SC. Acrylic on canvas @ 36 x 36"

In September, 1981 I spent a few hours at the base of the World Trade Center, keying in on the majestic pillars.

As a serious amateur photographer I photographed the WTC from its construction and thereafter. I always thought it was aptly named as the center of the world.