Artists Registry

My name is Bobby and I live in Northern New Jersey, working with a medical group for a number of years now. I have been keeping track of the Memorial Museum’s development through this website.

All my art is dedicated to my big sister, JeanMarie Wallendorf who lost her life in the south tower of the WTC and all the others who sadly perished on that day.

As we all do, I lived, lost, laughed, and loved.

Then, September 11th, 2001 occurred.

When I was 5 years old, I painted this response to the World Trade Center tragedy of September 11th. While I painted, my grandmother wrote down my words and the meaning of my painting, as I described it to her 14 years ago, in 2001.

As a poet, Mrs. Cherry specializes in writing and presenting tailor made poetry for any occasion. With a collection of original and thought provoking poems, Mrs.

My photographic art and writing are offered to provide solace and compassion to the
families of the Beloved Fallen Patriots on 9-11-01.

I am a practitioner of counter-memory, and I create sculptural installations that are anti-memorials of traumatic historical events.

Last winter I began experimenting with new mediums for my art series. After countless failed attempts, I finally connected with a concept featuring a complimentary pairing of linear paint with monochromatic photography.

My work reflects the shared grief and solidarity that we all found as Americans on September 11, 2001.

Sculpture:

Victory - welded steel. 10 x 6 x 5 ft.