Black and white
The phrase, “in black and white,” usually suggests clarity and certainty. But I love to make black and white pieces that explore ambiguity through figure/ground reversals. Working in black and white helps me clarify my design thinking; if a design looks muddled in black and white, it’s unlikely to look better in color.
Squigglefish
31″ x 14.5″ | 2021
Second Thoughts
71″ x 45″ | 2020
Another Thought
20.25″ x 35.25″ | 2020
A Thought
20.5″ x 15.5″ | 2019
BW9
38″ x 56″ | 2019
38″ x 56″ | 2019
BW 8
27.5″ x 33.5″ | 2018
27.5″ x 33.5″ | 2018
Right Brain Left Brain
77″ x 38″ | 2016
77″ x 38″ | 2016
Split
48″ x 31.75″ | 2016
48″ x 31.75″ | 2016
Five Star Quilt
38.5″ x 38.5″ | 2016
38.5″ x 38.5″ | 2016
Star Maze
41.25″ x 41.25″ | 2014
Jazz
41.25″ x 41.25″ | 2014
BWG 2: Curved Lines
29.75″ x 49″ | 2013
29.75″ x 49″ | 2013
BW 2
21″ x 23″ | 2016
21″ x 23″ | 2016
BW 4: Plaid
25″ x 30″ | 2016
25″ x 30″ | 2016
BW 5: Sampler
32″ x 41″ | 2016
32″ x 41″ | 2016
Pinwheel
29.75″ x 30.5″ | 2016
29.75″ x 30.5″ | 2016
Orange Line
41.25″ x 37.25″ | 2013
BWG 1: Straight Lines
24.5″ x 43.5″ | 2013
24.5″ x 43.5″ | 2013
Ghost Lines
44.25″ x 58.75″ | 2013
Graffiti Lines
40.5″ x 40.5″ | 2013
BW 1
31″ x 28″ | 2012
31″ x 28″ | 2012
BW 3: Grid
14.5″ x 17.75″ | 2016
14.5″ x 17.75″ | 2016
BW 6: Nine-patch
15″ x 17″ | 2016
15″ x 17″ | 2016
BW 7: Nine-patch
12″ x 12.25″ | 2016
12″ x 12.25″ | 2016
Recent Work
Abstract Nature
Squiggles
Geometrics and straight lines
Black and white
Small pieces
