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My work begins in reverse: with a title.
My interests in the interplays of words and image, in transpositions, translations, phenomenology, epistolary works, reverse ekphrasis, have crept into my artistic practice through design, documentaries, painting, and mixed media.
This section is an outgrowth of the written word.
The Longest Distance
This piece invites the viewer to ponder the relationships of two couples during the second World War.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
The Longest Distance
This piece invites the viewer to ponder the relationships of two couples during the second World War.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
The Longest Distance
This piece invites the viewer to ponder the relationships of two couples during the second World War.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
The Longest Distance
This piece invites the viewer to ponder the relationships of two couples during the second World War.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
The Longest Distance
This piece invites the viewer to ponder the relationships of two couples during the second World War.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
The Longest Distance
This piece invites the viewer to ponder the relationships of two couples during the second World War.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
One group of letters, circa 1942, contains an exchange between a husband and wife separated by some 80 miles in Wisconsin.Â
The other group of letters, is an exchange of correspondence between Lieutenant Milner and Mary Kathryn Lampton of Indiana separated across a range of locations by the exigencies of war.
The idea of "distance" is explored geographically, historically, and in a less literal sense, through time - the duration of their separation.
