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Every Once and Again

Think of Me as a Place

Every Shadow is a Clock

That Space, That Garden

Fragments from an Unknowable Landscape

Anthotypes and Cyanotpes

Collages

Other Work

Deep Time Press︎︎︎
The Shape of Color

Invaders — 6 x 8 in. Foraged invasive oxalis flower ink on paper. Counting — 6 x 8 in. Handmade iron and indigo ink on paper. Newcomb Hollow — 10 x 8 in. Tennessee indigo ink and foraged green mineral paint on paper. Sempervirens — Handmade redwood cone ink on paper — 11 x 14 in. Redwood cone ink made from the redwood tree in my yard.


I sought out several different pigment and natural color teachers (Jason Logan, Heidi Gustafson, Sasha Duerr, and Judi Pettite) to expand my understanding of the sources of color, and understand how they relate to place and time. Time is an element of color: plant colors are fugitive (meaning they will fade), while earth pigments and minerals are some of the most stable colors on the planet.