mini me's

here a few examples of smaller dreams, in some ways they are more accessible. a first step in a new investigation of the smaller space and its treasures from off cuts of the previous dreams...possible to replicate, mold, enlarge.....but is bigger better?

new shapes & colours in space

a taste of my new wonderland. playing in plasticine, dynamic, colourful and easy....i envisage these as big pieces, part of play grounds the size of trees.

recycling the old for new

upgrading the old with the new in a colonia guell - a great studio space

ready for drap art exhibition

full circle

so there in noisy bar in barcelona a woman asked me about my artwork, i described my last project about exploring vulnerability as a woman using worn underwear. she said that a friend of her's had sent her a link to someones' blog who was looking for underwear for an artproject! yes yes, that was me. full circle. thank you.

dreaming in wood

Dreams linger momentarily and then are discarded. Pieces of wood are broken up and discarded. They no longer have a use. In assembling each piece with found pieces of wood, I am assembling my dreams, creating new objects. I piece together my dream world in wood. These pieces are dreams of people I have met, worked with and love. My dreams. Dreams of the world and the trees where the wood was harvested from and the space of life we all share.

the nervous moment

today i unveiled my vulnerability and our anonymous intimacy.......i was in a right state...scattered and confused....there was a moment when the only thing that was present was the discussion and debate....charged, decharged and blurred

this was the first 'public' presentation of the 'documentation'. the discussion, reactions and the process are the art piece.

thank you

unraveling my shame & vulnerablity

this is just the beginning. i have been exploring how i can present this project in one piece. the options are endless. the object on its own has power.

what it needs is a new point of view!

and in case you were wondering...

they don't smell too bad
and working with them is oddly comforting.
we are all similar, i am not alone.
thank you.