The Collection
Five works, largely unseen for decades
Surreal and figurative, these five works return to the same questions — connection and separation, identity and belonging, intimacy, isolation, dependence and vulnerability. Nothing here is explained for you.
Work I of V
Umbilical Bridge
We begin life connected to someone else, dependent on a bond that is eventually meant to be broken. Umbilical Bridge explores what happens beyond that first separation — the connections that support us, carry us forward and remain part of us as we learn to stand on our own.
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Work II of V
That’s My Boy
The people who shape us can remain part of us even as we move away and become our own. In That’s My Boy, the tree suggests roots, growth and generations, while the collective presence of women raises questions about the relationships and experiences from which an identity can grow.
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Work III of V
All Together Alone
Is stepping away from the chaos of the world an escape, or can it become a kind of isolation? All Together Alone explores that uncertain space. Perhaps the figures have intentionally created a world apart, finding refuge and connection in each other. Or perhaps they simply find themselves removed from everything happening around them, together yet somehow still alone.
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Work IV of V
The Deep End
Standing at the edge of something can hold both possibility and uncertainty. The Deep End explores that moment when what we see, what we imagine and what we desire may not be quite the same thing.
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Work V of V
Any Given Moment
At any given moment, each of us is somewhere different. We can move through the same world alongside one another while experiencing it in entirely different ways — rising, falling, holding on, letting go, or simply trying to find our place.
Enter the WorkEvery work is available as an 18 × 24 inches fine-art print, produced years ago and stored as part of the artist’s original inventory.
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