Art Narratives of Body, Science and Civics I toy with delineations between natural systems and manufactured conventions. I do this within light of domesticity, physiology and neurobiological science. So, my work is a continuum happening inside and outside the studio because the care I put into creating art, concerns the care I put into mothering a young daughter exploring independence, and a son, whose physical disabilities and medical frailties magnify dependencies. My mixed-media process blends these exercises as artist and caretaker, where private performances oscillate into something tangible through multiple materials that pass through my hands in both roles. It is a practice of body, science and civics. 
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Check Residuals (Above) Photo Credit: Jill Carol Click here or on image to watch video. Check Residuals Part of Physical Presence: A Dialogue with Residual and Surrounding Space Interview with curator Rachel Lachowicz This is a Yellow Sweater (Header Above) Braided string, suction catheters, metal, enamel paint: Part of Chain Reaction, 2019 installation at Hoyt Gallery, Curator: Ted Meyer, USC Keck 
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One Step Removed (Below) The door separating home from art studio was removed and reconfigured as an axes for this installation.
The Tender Touch of an Exceptional Motherhood written by Lara Salmon Flux Art Space, Long Beach 
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