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I am a narrative artist drawn to human stories and the passage of time. Through collage, painting, printmaking, and book arts, I explore my enduring fascination with relationships, symbols, and cultural artifacts, illuminating their enduring significance in our lives.



Fall Events:

Two ways to see my art this season

The Lake Oswego Open Studio Tour

September 26-27

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Come see me in the 5th annual Lake Oswego Open Studio Tour!


When: Sept 26-27, 10am-5pm

Where: Studio #14


I will be demonstrating how I make books! I have already made a number of small books to sell while I’m there.

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What is an Open Studio Tour?


A studio tour is when a group of artists open their studios to the public, show their work and talk about what they do.


I will be hosted by jeweler Gina Johnston, along with artists Susan Thomas and M. Alexis Bomarito.


We are all located at Studio #14 on the tour.


PLEASE NOTE that during the tour, I will be at his address:


2574 Glen Eagles Pl, Lake Oswego, OR.


Which is to say, that if you come to my house, I will not be there!

What We (Be)Hold

The Arts Council of Lake Oswego hosts an annual curated exhibition, and this year’s theme resonated deeply with me and the direction my art is taking.

I am pleased to say one of my newest cyanotypes has been accepted!

The exhibition will be on view at Artspace, the Art Council’s gallery, located in Lake Oswego City Hall.

Show dates: August 7th— October 30th
Where: 380 A Ave. Lake Oswego, OR.
Gallery hours: Tuesday- Friday, 10am– 5pm

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Belief on Green, 16x22 framed, cyanotype, watercolor, acrylic, metal leaf on paper

Blackfish Gallery Director and founder of Common Ground Arts, Kendra Roberts, is the juror for this show.

Describing the theme, Roberts writes:

“What We (Be)Hold embraces the spirit of what holds our focused attention, wonder, admiration, or spiritual contemplation, as well as what we keep, retain, or clutch close… What are we (be)holding? What or who is holding our attention? To what or whom are we beholden? How do we hold ourselves? How do we hold one another?”