Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
Liquid Paper, 2026. Bioplastic, wallpaper, painting, and polymer elements installation. Swale House, Governors Island, NY, courtesy ecoartspace. Photo credit: Stefan Hagen.
A brief history of installations: My first Collaborative Drawing, 1999, Site Simpatico at The Clemente, New York, NY, with Nancy Friedemann; invited artists completed the open-ended work in three hours.
Collaborative work evolved from my aesthetic origins, seen here the parental bedroom, 1974, Encino, California.
Wooden "props" in Effulgence, October 12 - November 16, 2019, Emerson Dorsch Gallery, Miami, FL, extend painting into space as individual layers. Photo: Frank Casale. Wall Photo by Phillip Reed. Fabrication by Chris Webb Design + Schmidtt Projects LLC.
2023 studio installation layers painting and refurbished Victorian family chairs with polymer extensions.