about the work:

winter solstice thicket creations ~ making art in the woods in collaboration with the snow. this is my first snow dyed canvas from 2020. she feels like the mother of all the new snow dyed canvases i’ve made since then... i spread her out & left her in the snow for a few days. i then laid on top of her, warming her with my naked body. a cold plunge for me, and for her... a temporary silhouette to honor Ana Mendieta after her murderer finally died. as i laid in the snow, i thought of the continuous war on women. as my body began to turn numb in the cold, i thought about all that society has collectively become numb towards. what is the equivalent of warming up together? un-numbing collectively?

editions:

Limited editions available for purchase at the sizes specified (sizes vary per photograph). Artist reserves the right to create/save up to 5 Artist Proofs of each photograph.

shipping:

Photographs print on demand. Please allow 2-4 weeks for artwork to be printed, inspected, signed, and shipped. Standard shipping for US orders. Items transport in a tube to prevent bending. Contact directly to inquire about international shipping options prior to purchasing.

artwork care + conservation:

My conservation recommendation for photography is to frame artwork in museum glass, or at least glass that provides UV protection - especially if artwork is displayed somewhere where it is exposed to sun rays for long periods of time. The idea humidity to store artwork is 40-50% with a temperature between 70-75 degrees Fahrenheit (21-24 degrees Celsius). Severe climates can cause paper warping, yellowing of paper, and mold growth. If artwork is kept unframed in storage it should be rolled, or completely flat, but never folded.