The Legacy of Abraham Lincoln
As a printmaker, I use photographic images, photographed ephemera, letters, portraits and primary texts to explore historical moments in order to synthesize new constructions. My work suggests new considerations of what is remembered or, perhaps more pointedly, what we are taught to remember.
Most of this work was conceived during The Legacy of Abraham Lincoln Residency, hosted by the University of Illinois, Springfield.
anchored by Professor Graham Peck and Professor Brytton Bjorngaard. 2022-2023
He Loved Caesar Less than Rome, 22wx30h, lithograph and ink
Slave Stealer, 22wx30h, lithograph, screen, colored pencil and watercolor
Natural Thoughts Away from the Pain, 22wx30h, lithograph with colored pencil
Death and Theater, 30wx66h, lithograph with colored pencil and watercolor
Akimbo Lincoln, 44wx60h, lithograph with pencil
Remnants to Honor the Dead, 22wx30h, lithograph, colored pencil and ink
Lincoln Collage, 22wx30h, lithograph
Kohn Gift, 22wx30h, lithograph, tracing paper and ink
Interiority, 22wx30h, lithograph
A House Divided 1, 30wx22h, lithograph, pastel and colored pencil
A House Divided 2, 30wx22h, lithograph, pastel and colored pencil
Ideas as Propositions, 22wx30h, lithograph with Swedish paper, colored pencil and watercolor
Two Documents, 30wx22h, lithograph with gold paint
Equal Propositions, 22wx30h, lithograph with Swedish Paper and colored pencil
Abraham and Mary, 22wx60h each, lithographs
He Loved Rome, 22wx30h, lithograph with colored pencil and pastel
Mr. Chinn, 22wx30h, lithograph and ink
War Telegram, 30wx44h, lithograph, Swedish paper, colored pencil an ink
It's Only a Start, 22wx30h, lithograph with ink
Gettysburg, 44wx60h, lithograph with Swedish paper and colored pencil
Ideal War, 22wx30h, lithograph with pencil
King Cotton, 30wx22h, lithograph