Southwest
Mixed Media/Fiber 39“ W x 30″ L
Out of my third story window of my condo in the Golden Triangle neighborhood of Denver, I could see mountain peaks in the distance.
The shapes of these beautiful mountain peaks could also be seen in the peaked roof tops in between the green trees. Far-away trees just fade into the distant view of the mountains.
The design develops with the shapes of buildings, windows, and roof tops in front of the surrounding mountain peaks. Since the buildings house many people, figures are subtly added in windows. The beautiful summer sky becomes an integral part of both mountains and buildings. $1,200
Separate not Equal
Mixed Media/Fiber 67“ x 36″ L
“Separate not Equal” was inspired by my wonderful trip to Cape Town, South Africa. The city is incredibly beautiful in many spots, but like many cities, it is a place of haves and have-nots. In the wealthy, white area of town there were beautiful homes, but they were often protected by numerous layers of fencing.
In the Muslim area of town this group of citizens created their own enclave of small, but colorful homes. On the edge of the city, usually not seen by tourists, are the slums. People create electricity by running wires that are not connected legally; homes are made of discarded trash. Everyone living here is black skinned.
My hope is that Cape Town can evolve into a place where all faiths, people of color and cultures live together in harmony and have equal opportunities. $2,700
Denver’s Painted Ladies
Mixed Media/Fiber 32 “W x 38″ L
Construction Zone I & II
Under construction is my interpretation of Denver’s new construction boom. For a while everywhere I looked out my 3rd story window, I saw high cranes. As the new art museum administration building developed, I loved the designs created by the yellow insulation panels. The design developed as pieces of rectangles and windows while in the forefront workers scurried around. $400 each
View from the Bridge
Mixed Media/Fiber 22″ W x 34″ L