3-D Labyrinth
Light
This labyrinth was specially made to celebrate World Labyrinth Day, May 2, 2026
open to the public
May 2026 thru October 2026
Artworks Center for Contemporary Art, studio 110, 310 N Railroad Av, Loveland CO
Fri 2-6, Sat+Sun 11-5, or appointment
this labyrinth on Global labyrinth locator link
Nests
(A trypophobian nightmare)
a collaboration with Lynn Kincanon (poet)
Loveland Museum
March 21– August 29, 2026
Friday, April 10, 5:30-7:30 pm
Reception and poetry reading
Thursday, June 25, 5:00-7:00 pm
Artist talk and writers workshop
Free with pre-registration,
Suggested $10 donations go to Habitat for Humanity
exhibition brochure here
"pods" 2023-2026
a growing exhibit in. my studio #110
Artworks Center for Contemporary Art
currently on display at Loveland Museum, Mezzanine Gallery
March 21 thru August 2026
Read more about the exhibit in the brochure here
untitled.
bamboo knitting needles, bamboo & silk yarn, cell phone
"Visual Reality: Redefining Artistic Experience through Technological Innovation"
Artworks Center for Contemporary Art, Loveland, Colorado
January-March 2025
Read Article in DARIA, Denver Art Review Inquiry + Analysis here.
"Cocoon", 2020-2022
Silk, Cotton Threads, Stone stamps, shisha mirrors, pigment ink
approximately 18 feet high, 3 foot circumference
5 layers of silk, repurposed from the museum Exhibit "Renascence"
Hand quilted during hundreds of hours of lockdown
during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Visitors are encouraged to step inside and experience the light at the end of the tunnel.
Passageway,
2015-2018
Canvas, Acrylic paint, 12k gold leaf, pigment ink, MP3 player, earphones
An arched
enclave of canvas, light outside, dark inside, this piece is inspired by my near-death experience.
Typical of many NDEs, I passed through a dark tunnel into a bright light. Used as a metaphor for any life transition, the dark phase of insecurity and feeling off-balance, a normal and temporary moment we all pass through. The onlooker is encouraged to sit and experience a guided meditation on breathing and letting go of what is finished and move on.
Perceptions Filters, 2018-2019
Habotai Silk, thread, mirrors, dye, film projection
A
projection of faces, coming and going, filtered through layers of sewn and dyed fabric signifying the ever evolving psychological filters, interpretations, principles and
assumptions that color our perceptions.
miscellaneous drawings done over the last few years