Highly Ordinary Objects

Highly Ordinary Objects seeks to draw one's attention to the beauty and complexity inherent in the moments of daily experience that we more often breeze past. Although some images are rendered in other media, all of these works began from pen and ink drawings of objects I encountered through daily experience rather than seeking out as deliberate artistic subjects. I intend for the is series to encourage to pause and experience the richness of their ordinary world.

Integrating Disability

These works capture my experiences as a disabled person, what that means both in daily sense and as a component of an evolving and integrated part of my identity. To this end, some works grow out of the emotional resonance of objects I encounter through ordinary events. Other images, develop in a stream of consciousness fashion while reflecting on key experiences.

The Goose Who Didn't Migrate

In progress. In a departure from my other work, "The Goose Who Didn't Migrate" is a children's book about climate change and adaptation. It is inspired by the geese of the Pioneer Valley who, in 2024, for the first time, did not fly south for the winter.

Odd Balls and Ephemera

Odd Balls and Ephemera is a space for works that do not fit into any developed series or project.