This gallery contains new work exploring my experiences with MS and inflammatory arthritis. The work examines personal experience and contemporary medical understanding of these illnesses.
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- The Process of Balancing (silkscreen 30″ x 22″)
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- Considering Drift (silkscreen, 22″ x 30″)
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- Time Spent Looking (silkscreen, 30″ x 22″)
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- Constructing a Self Based on the Evidence (silkscreen, 22″ x 30″)
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- Daily Task, Daily Forgetting (silkscreen, 30″ x 15″)
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- Interior Distance (UV silkscreen on plexiglass, 22″ x 15″)
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- Pass Through (UV silkscreen on plexiglass, 22″ x 15″)
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- Touch Made Strange (silkscreen, 18″ x 14″)
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- Limbs Made Unfamiliar (18″ x 14″) silkscreen
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- Dragging (silkscreen 10″ x 8″)
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- The Everyday Liminal VIII (3′ x 4′) silkscreen on plexiglass and paper
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- The Everyday Liminal II (4′ x 3′) silkscreen on plexiglass and paper
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- The Everyday Liminal I (4′ x 3′) silkscreen on plexiglass and paper
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- The Everyday Liminal VII (4′ x 3′) silkscreen on plexiglass and paper
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- The Everyday Liminal V (3′ x 4′) silkscreen on plexiglass and paper
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- The Everyday Liminal VII (4′ x 3′) silkscreen on plexiglass and paper
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- The Everyday Liminal III (3′ x 4′) silkscreen on plexiglass and paper
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- The Everyday Liminal IV (4′ x 3′) silkscreen on plexiglass and paper
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- Symptom/Side Effect (detail)
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As an artist who also struggles with chronic illness I appreciate your work and find it very impactful.
Thank you so much for your kind words, Wendy! I’m sure there are more of us out there than seems.