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Recollected

Climb into Bed and Turn to Dust (2008, 14x17”, 19x24”)
Nothing at All (2008, 12x16”, 18x23”)
So in Love with the Wrong World (2009, 16x11”, 23x17”)
Shaking in Our Inadequate Clothes (2009, 12x18, 18x24)

Where’s the Sense in Staying (2009, 11x23”, 18x30”)
Carry on and on and on (2008, 12x24”, 19x30")
So Tired of All This Traveling (2008, 11x23”, 18x29”)
Take a While to Share My Grief (2008, 10x24”, 17x29”)

Sliding Behind the Hidden Door (2009, 11x20”, 19x26”)
Knowing Like This Is Rough (2009, 11x20”, 18x26”)
The Color Darkens Against Your Skin (2009, 11x18”, 18x24”)
Outside Echoes Haunt (2008, 10x23”, 17x30”)

It Just Started to Snow (2008, 12x18”, 18x25”)

Work on the Recollected suite ensued in summer 2008 through fall 2009. The first few pieces were produced at the Society of Northern Alberta Printmakers in Edmonton, Canada, during a return to the city of my graduate work as a visiting artist. The imagery is extracted from photographic annals produced while and shortly after completing my MFA. Many of the places illustrated no longer exist except in memory and as a veneer of celluloid on my film negatives. I investigated several visual organizations in reworking the archived interior views. Through partial inversions or mirrored fragments paired with the main image, I found an appropriate synthesis of the immemorial and the recollected. The purposeful tactility of the heavily etched intaglios mimics the transcendence with which our memories of sheltering places are physically inscribed within us.

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