Education:
B.A. Bard College Ph.D. UAlbany-SUNY
Exhibitions:
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
September 2012, "Blue Field 2" shown in "Ode to Blue," online exhibition in the Cerulean blog by Eric Adama
PROJEKT30 July 2012 Exhibition
2012 July – 3rd Annual Abstracts Exhibition, Light Space & Time Online Gallery – Juried by John R. Math, Gallery Director, Photographer, Jupiter, FL
2012 July - 14th Annual Landscape Juried Online International Art Exhibition - Juried by Laurence Bradshaw, Art Professor, Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
AWARDS
2012 Special Recognition Award for “Misty Bridge” – 3rd Annual Abstracts Exhibition, Light Space & Time Online Gallery – Juried by John R. Math, Photographer, Jupiter, FL
2012 Special Recognition Award for “Misty Park” and “November Island” - 14th Annual Landscape Juried Online International Art Exhibition - Juried by Laurence Bradshaw, Art Professor - Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
Education:
B.A. Bard College Ph.D. UAlbany-SUNY
Exhibitions:
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
September 2012, "Blue Field 2" shown in "Ode to Blue," online exhibition in the Cerulean blog by Eric Adama
PROJEKT30 July 2012 Exhibition
2012 July – 3rd Annual Abstracts Exhibition, Light Space & Time Online Gallery – Juried by John R. Math, Gallery Director, Photographer, Jupiter, FL
2012 July - 14th Annual Landscape Juried Online International Art Exhibition - Juried by Laurence Bradshaw, Art Professor, Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
AWARDS
2012 Special Recognition Award for “Misty Bridge” – 3rd Annual Abstracts Exhibition, Light Space & Time Online Gallery – Juried by John R. Math, Photographer, Jupiter, FL
2012 Special Recognition Award for “Misty Park” and “November Island” - 14th Annual Landscape Juried Online International Art Exhibition - Juried by Laurence Bradshaw, Art Professor - Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
My designs start with a landscape or detail I find compelling, which I capture as a digital photograph. The subjects are mostly landscapes or natural objects in Washington County, NY, where I live. To create repeat patterns, I copy, flip and rotate a selected area of a photograph so that the pieces fit together seamlessly. A limited number of coherent, non-disjointed "wallpaper" patterns can be made. These images each contain a unique pattern arising from the alignment of components of the original photograph. The patterns, often beautiful and intricate, are perceived as abstract, while the details are seen as photographic.
