Like Mother Exhibit Opens February 2022

On view at University House Wallingford, Seattle, WA
curated by Kelly Lyles and June Sekiguchi

Safeguard
Digital print on kozo, fabric, encaustic
11 x 8.5 inches
2020

A mother’s gaze signals protection. The moment a mother and child look into each other’s eyes, a special bond begins to develop.

One of the strongest memories I have of my mother is her eyes, as they communicated the emotion of her mood, her attention, her anger, her sadness, her love.

When my son was in preschool, there had been abductions of small children happening, and I had a great fear that mine would be snatched. I made sure he was always within range of my watchful eye.

As my mother grew older, I sensed her watching me. She still wanted to keep me safe.

November Workshop Announcement

Join me online at Castle Hill Center for the Arts for Stitching Bones: Working with Frames as a Structural Base
We’ll be meeting via Zoom on November 11, 13, 18 and 20 from 1-3 p.m. (EST)

Sign up here

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Playing with the Leftovers

Super fun to participate with Jen Tough and the Artist Alliance making works 8 inches or under. Check out the video that includes my work by clicking on the image!

Mine is the very first one - and there’s music to boot.

EXHIBITION JUROR: ERIN McCLUSKEY WHEELER