Auto

Auto or ‘Italian Bling’is a series of oil studies on paper painted in Florence, Italy. Cars (and motorcycles) from the glossy culture magazine ‘Firenze’ are combined with patterns taken from walls and floors of churches in Italy.

Collections

Confluence documents the different streams of life in Dawson City, Yukon through the depiction of everyday objects from public and private collections. By paring First Nation objects next to museum ‘artifacts’ the Klondike Gold Rush is revisited and reinterpreted.

EPITAPH for an independent woman is a catalogue of objects found in Bride Sullivan’s house after her death. They appear in groupings that reflect the order (or disarray) in which they were found.  The house and its contents hold the story of one woman’s life lived in rural Newfoundland. 

Tableau presents 18th century artifacts from the Fortress of Louisbourg, Cape Breton. Bowls, jars, and plates are prime objects tied to actions repeated by each user generation after generation, century after century.