collage experimental

11″ x 14″ (matted and framed)

$400.00

collage on mixed media journal paper

This piece was done as a response to the 2020 Covid pandemic as we were staying close to home in March, April and May. I began a “Covid journal” and this was one page of it. I answered a call for art for an exhibit entitled “Don’t Touch Your Face” and it was accepted. The exhibit was organized by ShockBoxx Gallery in Hermosa Beach, California and the piece traveled there without me for the month of June.

July 20, 2020

The Plague Doctors

11″ x 14″ (matted and framed) $400.00 collage on mixed media journal paper This piece was done as a response to the 2020 Covid pandemic as […]
March 31, 2020

An Artist First

postcard collage 6″ x 4″ $100.00 This small format piece won an award at the 2020 National Collage Society’s Small Format Exhibit at The Hill School […]
January 18, 2020

Golden Forest UNAVAILABLE

Mixed Media Collage on Cradled Board 12″ x 20″ $400.00 This is the third in my series of small, narrow forest scenes. This one is made […]
December 4, 2019

Patio Impressions

36″ x 12″ Collage on Cradled Board $600.00 This piece belongs to my “Home At Last” series. It was originally created in 2018, but I worked […]
December 1, 2019

Blue Moon – SOLD

12″ x 20″ collage on cradled board $400.00 This is next in the series of smaller, long and narrow forest collages. The moon is a prominent […]
August 17, 2019

Palatine Hill SOLD

collage on cradled board 12″ x 12″ $500 I have used my photos of the trees in Rome before, but this one is a bit more […]
July 17, 2019

South Beach SOLD

collage (part of Home at Last Series) on cradled board 12″ x 36″ $600.00 This is the last in my Home At Last series for awhile. […]
July 17, 2019

White Way

collage on masonite (framed in floater frame) 24″ x 32′ $1200.00 This collage is done with New York Times Broadway show advertisements that I have been […]
March 20, 2019

FairyTale Castle SOLD

collage on cradled board with image transfers 12″ x 12″ $400.00 This small piece began as a demonstration of the image transfer technique in my mixed […]