Monday, January 31, 2011

(Re)define
Installation
Layered drawings, text pieces and video

(Re)define began when I started thinking about who I am, was and want to be, what I'm doing, have done and want to do in the future. As I am becoming my own person and making my own decisions, self and actions are being not only questioned but also judged constantly. Underneath all of the pressure and judgement of others- I have decided, I am who I am. For the longest time, I have hidden behind conformitites and went along with the standards and expectations of others. (Re)define is the (re)affirmation of self. I am pushing myslef, making decisions, (re)defining who I am, my philosophy and everything I am about. I am (re)claiming, (re)affirming and (re)defining... I am human.

                                               






Sunday, January 30, 2011

L'Art pou Ayti

Three Sinks Gallery hosted a benefit event for the relief efforts in Haiti. 100% of the proceeds were donated to the American Red Cross.
L'Art pou Ayti- "Art for Haiti" A limited edition silkscreen print produced and donated by artists
Adam Watkins and Amber Muir

T-shirt design by St. Louis artists Adam Watkins and Amber Muir. Based on traditional Haitian art and the translation on the back is Haitian Creole.
Hope
mixed media print
ink and colored paper on masa
layered cheesecloth with x-stitches

I created this piece for Three Sinks Gallery http://www.3sinksgallery.com/ where a benefit event for Haiti was hosted and proceeds were donated to the American Red Cross and the relief effort in Haiti.

Drawing with india ink and cheesecloth

india ink and cheesecloth on paper
18x24

With this drawing I was experimenting with materials and focusing on perspective.