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"With dawn of the new year on the horizon, I resolved to exert my will on the world." -Holly Black

A suspended assemblage of curved steel forms, beads, translucent leaves, fabric, and trailing fibers cascades downward in a delicate arrangement of colorful, flower-like figures.

Liminality in Art

Suspended Becoming explores Liminality in Art through movement, balance, and transformation. Created by following Intuition rather than a fixed plan, the mobile reflects the unexpected possibilities that emerge when the creative process remains open and free.

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Illuminated wall-mounted assemblage shrine featuring a central Virgin Mary figure, glowing lights, religious imagery, rosary beads, leaves, metallic branches, bells, and layered found objects against a white background.

Illuminated Assemblage Shrines

She Glows from the Inside Out is part of my Illuminated Assemblage Shrines series, blending Greek Orthodox icons, Catholic devotional traditions, found objects, and natural materials into a deeply personal exploration of faith, intuition, memory, and inner spiritual light.

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A grid of six layered mixed-media monoprints in vivid colors, combining handwritten text, symbolic imagery, and textured surfaces. Bright yellows, greens, blues, pinks, and golds appear alongside suns, plants, figures with halos, water, and abstract landscapes. Torn paper edges, translucent paint layers, and expressive marks create a contemplative, spiritual mood that reflects questioning, faith, rest, and liminal in-between moments.

Spiritual Monoprinting

I turn to spiritual monoprinting as a way to hold questions I can’t resolve, using color, texture, and layered images to sit peacefully in the liminal space between certainty and becoming.

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Abstract painting “I AM” with red and blue textures, scattered letters, and vines with green leaves.

I AM: A Painting in the Liminal

“I AM” is a Painting in the Liminal, where red and blue layers collide, vines emerge, and scattered letters form presence. This abstract work explores thresholds, chaos, and growth, inviting viewers to pause in the transformative space between what was and what is becoming.

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Sculptural wall assemblage made from reclaimed wood, rusted metal, chains, and hardware, designed to hold personal items and reflect themes of memory, utility, and art.

Art for the Forgotten

“The Collector’s Wall” is a sculptural assemblage that transforms forgotten materials into functional art. It invites touch, reflection, and celebrates the beauty of what we carry.

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A vibrant painting titled I Like Things a Little Off Kilter, featuring quirky teacups that appear to bounce off the table, a chair with personality, and a bold pink door frame. The composition embraces joy in the unconventional, playing with balance, movement, and liminal space to challenge traditional expectations of stability and perfection.

Joy in the Unconventional

Art comes alive in the unexpected. I Like Things a Little Off Kilter finds joy in the unconventional, with bouncing teacups, a pink door frame, and a chair full of personality. This painting embraces risk and liminal space, challenging the idea of perfection and celebrating the beauty of imbalance. By trusting my instincts and pushing boundaries, I create work that exists on its own terms—slightly off-kilter, yet entirely intentional.

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An intricately designed family altar featuring memorabilia from Ottillie’s Basket, a Greek iconostasis, and traditional ofrenda elements like marigolds, candles, and photographs, symbolizing the connection between past and present.

Creating Historical Family Altars

Creating historical family altars is a meaningful way to honor ancestors, connect with cultural traditions, and explore the liminal space between past and present. By blending elements like Ottillie’s Basket, a Greek iconostasis, and traditional ofrenda symbols, this journey celebrates memory, faith, and the enduring power of storytelling.

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A whimsical sculpture named Octi Eye, featuring a playful octopus design with large, expressive eyes. This colorful piece showcases the concept of intertwining faith with art, radiating humor and joy while inviting laughter and delight.

Intertwining Faith with Art

Intertwining Faith with Art: A Sense of Rightness The intertwining of faith and art unfolds naturally as I blend different facets of myself into my

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A sculpture titled 'She Lights Up the Night,' featuring Mary bathed in a soft blue LED glow, symbolizing light in liminal spaces, faith, and serenity amidst darkness.

Light in Liminal Spaces

“She Lights Up the Night” explores the concept of light in liminal spaces through the serene figure of Mary, bathed in a soft blue LED glow. This sculpture symbolizes faith, strength, and hope, offering a powerful reflection on the transformative potential of transitional moments in life.

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