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Process Notes: How’d she do that, you ask?
“…[I make these] small paintings using found imagery on the Internet [as well as] photos I take
myself which I combine into a composition that I paint in oil on paper. I then scan the paintings…and work them in the computer. Finally they are then printed onto canvas…It is a true melding of the old and new technology….
They are very labor intensive, and I believe visually, the richest work I have ever made.”
Luxe Gallery (where these works will be shown in November, if you want to see them) has moved to 29 Orchard Street. Ahh, the Lower East Side in Autumn…