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There’s something about these marble dust panels just waiting to be painted that gets me every time. Turning my guest room back into a studio after giving up painting for a year of pregnancy and the natural light beaming in the window aren’t hurting my sentiments either.
The closest thing I can relate it to for my non arty friends is drinking a morning cup of coffee on a Saturday before you start to make banana pancakes,
or not because your day is entirely up to you.
After spending the day hanging artwork on mirrored panels and creating make shift lighting systems with duct tape and speaker stands, I managed to not have any butterflies left for the opening of Modus Union. By 7 p.m. the crowd arrived filling the cocktail hour and corridor. It was a social affair mixed with art appreciation.
None of the artists had work fly off the walls, but prospective connections were made. I did meet an art agent and Maple Syrup (my dog) may have landed a gig as a fashion dog. My favorite moment of the night was watching a gentlemen read my entire artist statement on an art card and then carefully tuck it into his coat pocket for safe keeping.
Lela Rose’s show was amazing. Her attention to shape and detail was noted.
The challenge for me with this project was keeping with my fine art aesthetic, which is abstract and contemplative. Instead of nature, a stable muse in my life, my inspiration began with the color and line used in Lela Rose’s 2010 spring collection. Sketching and studying such tactile pieces lead me to contemplate structure and then measurements. As the work progressed, I kept coming back to the definition of measurement for me. I’m calling this series “Measurements of Me.” 

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The D.C. Design Center’s Urban Elegance show is starting soon. I worked with designer, Jennie Curtis on her project, contributing some faux on the ceiling, stencil work, and window murals. It’s free for vistors! Here’s the link…
http://www.dcdesigncenter.com/designhouse/spring2009/event_information.cfm

I just put the finishing touches on these small abstract landscapes for Annie Kaill’s. They are wrapped up and on their way to Juneau.