on art etc.

It's about time I learn me some Merleau Ponty... according to wikipedia: Merleau-Ponty emphasized the body as the primary site of kno...

pigmented cast belly button, false eyelashes, and wig hair - approximately 3x3" wig hair and hot glue - approximately 3x3" ...

I like her drawings SOOO much more than her sculptures!!!

Evocations of the flesh - in material, form, and manner - signify a meeting point for dualisms of all sorts. My studio practice is rooted in...

hog intestines, fiberglass insulation, false eyelashes, rubber band

beef intestine, cotton batting, acrylic fingernails, and chewed gum

Since starting to mess around with hair extensions and wigs in the studio, I've been reminded of these cut-out locks of hair sta...

  pvc, fiberglass insulation, hog intestines, and 100% human hair extensions

Thinking about introducing some new materials... It comes with a lot of baggage but I think I'm up for it.

In attempts to articulate why I make the things I do, I shall begin by breaking things down into a few over-arching (and overlappi...

sketches/experiments/castings,/etc. Here are some shots from my studio post-critique. It feels good to have things cleaned up a bit. Mo...

As both a committed artist AND a committed Christian, I often feel as if I'm floating somewhere between two extremes. Current culture (...

... it should be said that I can now see more clearly something that I've long guessed at: pre-sexuality. The Freudians rightly saw th...

Susie B. For the past few weeks in my Drawing 1 class (in which I am the TA) the students have been working on these lovely perspective ...

I think I'm onto something with this painted steel armature... must make more! painted steel wire, fiberglass insulation, hog ...

There's something odd about this one...  but in a good way (I think). The pink part was just a piece I chopped off of another sculptu...

It feels really good to be getting back into the metal shop- sometimes I forget how quick/easy steel is to work with!

a great lecture by Phoebe Washburn... love her! and a well-done interview...

doll faces by Freya Jobbins : so very kitsch, but I can't help but love em!