108° 36′ W x 43° 10′ N no. 11
Continuing my series of installations referencing how we humans attempt to direct where water flows… I recently read Beaverland by Leila Philip,…
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93° 12′ W x 39° 46′ N no. 9
We humans think we can manage the forces of nature, and to some extent we succeed. We try to direct water where…
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73° 26′ W x 44° 34′ N no. 16
We humans think we can manage the forces of nature, and to some extent we succeed. We try to direct water where…
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106° 15′ W x 32° 49′ N no. 7
There are always consequences.
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106° 15′ W x 32° 49′ N no. 12
Intense light, intense heat, intense shadows.
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88° 3′ W x 41° 39′ N no. 27
It often takes me a long time to get to the point where I feel like sharing the images from an installation….
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104° 50’ W x 41° 3’ N no. 58
The materials for these objects hung around my studio for a long time (maybe a few years?), just waiting to signal what…
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104° 29’ W x 41° 14’ N no. 23
I was recently invited to participate in an exhibit at the Loveland Museum, entitled Artists Visage Artists, and was charged with creating…
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104° 58′ W x 40° 54′ N no. 23
A crystal-clear early winter day provided a joyous respite from the autumn skies filled with orange smoke from western wildfires.
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105° 14’ W x 40° 31’ N no. 44
When I read the email stating that art critic and author Eleanor Heartney chose this installation image to be included in Ecoconsciousness, “WOW!” and…
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art in the middle of nowhere 
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