Erasing Places is a body of work that has documented the time following her years in Arizona. Living, once again, in her home state of Maryland, she reflects on the flooding of her hometown, Ellicott City, as well as the devastating wildfires on the opposite coast. She dissects real and invented buildings, placing them in imaginative waters/flames that engulf them or carry them off. The paintings document the structures themselves, but also the memories they represent. They also acknowledge the mutual threat of “erasure” for these two very important places in her heart - Tucson, AZ and Ellicott City, MD.

Original Oil Painting on Panel

Note: This piece is made using “recycled” oil paint. This means the surface is created using only left-over palette paint, which would otherwise be discarded. This gives the painting a rich, textured surface.

Size: 10” x 10” x 1.75”

Hand-built Frame: 11.5” x 11.5”. Black, painted, pine.

Signed on back

Wired, Ready to Hang