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Musee Miniscule 

December 17, 2010December 7, 2019

Catalonia graffiti

Barcelona is one highly-concentrated example of the built environment as a living organism. Everywhere you glance is something  textural, structural, and tectonic to behold, and often that something presents the essential riot that is that city’s history.

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November 7, 2010December 7, 2019

Flemish collars

Chaperone is a composite of three individual portraits collaged together into a single panel and sealed in pigmented encaustic wax. The two adults are Rogier Clarisse and his wife,  Sara Breyll,  painted by Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) in 1611.

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October 20, 2010December 7, 2019

Inferno

This piece is a reconstruction of Dante Alighieri’s early 14th century Inferno using his lines of verse to create a text spiraling in all directions.

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August 26, 2010December 7, 2019

Illuminated miniature

This small piece, Manuscript I (2010) is made from silver leaf, wax, and collage. The tiny page from the Koran is a found object–no kidding. I found 2 loose pages on the sidewalk in San Francisco about 17 years ago. It was right around the time I was taking my first Arabic class …

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March 5, 2010December 7, 2019

Three Domestic Madonnas

These are 3 very small encaustic collages in a series called Domestic Madonnas. Each one is 5.25 X 7 inches on wood (2010).  The source images are from a catalog of early Flemish and Italian painters from the San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts. It was in the $1. bin at the Salvation Army Book Shop in downtown Eugene.

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February 28, 2010December 7, 2019

Braille drawing

Solitude is very sad,
Too much company twice as bad.

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December 28, 2009December 7, 2019

Mitzvah

One aspect of Jewish texts that fascinates me is the graphic integration of commentary in the Hebrew Bible, or Torah. Jewish texts, especially the Midrash, use different font sizes, or sometimes even different types of script.

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Art work 

October 2, 2009December 7, 2019

Lilith

I hadn’t given a whole lot of thought to Lilith. But I had given her a little thought over the years and I never really understood how she and the Serpent were connected.

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Musee Miniscule 

September 13, 2009December 7, 2019

Angels and Devils

I spent a lot of time in and around Austin, especially as a teenager. I would go to Austin for weekends, stay with friends, and explore being a restless young person who was, otherwise, bored and frustrated with life at home. South Congress Avenue was the edge of my universe.

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September 8, 2009December 7, 2019

Recitation

Recitation is fundamental to the Quran’s reception. As in Judaism, the distance between the book and message is the voice of the reader reciting. Jews murmur their sacred texts to themselves, Muslims recite them to an audience.

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