• Studio Relay •Caf้ Allong้, (Very) Tiny Table Top Theatre •Separately & Together •Set Design for Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society, Deuces are Wild •Stoops •Lakeline •Pigmented PotsMadison Children's Museum Reception •Working with the AlphabetBooksCoversRest of the Forest •6000 ProjectHandbagsAddition = SubtractionJewelryPedestrian Art for Democracy •When the Red Ball Drops in GreenwichGrapefruitTeapotsPaper VesselsVesselsEmbroidered ClothingLeaf PiecesWearables• notes collaborative work

  • Jeweled Pod

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    Grapefruit skin, beads, thread, 2 x 3 inch diameter, 2001

    Jeweled Pod

  • Huddle

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    Grapefruit skin and thread, 1.5 x 3.5 inch diameter, 2001

    Huddle

  • Two Pods

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    Grapefruit skin and thread, 1.5 x 3.5 inch diameter, 2001

    Two Pods

  • cluster one

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    Grapefruit skin and thread, 1.5 x 3.5 inch diameter, 2001

    cluster one

  • cluster two

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    Grapefruit skin and thread, 1.5 x 3.5 inch diameter, 2001

    cluster two


Before grapefruit skins air-harden they are almost flesh-like. As a raw, supple and organic material they are incredibly seductive. They require a certain intimacy from the start. What way of working would complement them, elevate and transform them? By taking some apart, putting them back together, incrusting them with jewels or adding an over abundance of French knots, I feel like I've captured some of their possibilities while also investing in their inherent qualities.