public art projects

In 2016, I installed my first two permanent public art projects in Massachusetts. Since then I’ve been awarded three more permanent public art commissions: “Hope Springs Eternal” (2022)—a wall-mounted painting/installation for the City of Hope’s Lennar Foundation Cancer Center, in Orange County, California; “Silent River” (2020) at Denver’s new healthcare facility; and “Universal Sea” (2019) in the new Student Services building at Texas A&M University. Also shown below is “Raging,” a site-specific installation made for my solo exhibition at Eastern Washington University in 2020. I’m delighted that my art practice continues to include painting as the foundation for my installations; and that their scale attracts the viewer’s attention, yet provides tiny, intimate details of mystery, beauty, and joy.

silent river | site-specific installation

Silent River (detail)
2020 | site-specific, permanent public art installation | oil & acrylic on layered, hand- & laser-cut Mylar and Lexan | 60h x 108w x 10d

raging | site-specific installation

Raging (detail)
2020 | site-specific, temporary public art installation | 110h x 311½w x 18d inches | oil on hand-cut Mylar, ink on wall painting; glass crystals

universal sea | texas a+m university