I can make food but I can’t cook
Installation– silkscreen on wall, larger-than life-size depiction of my kitchen. 2004.

The process of consuming food mimics engagement with art itself; a sensual experience is born from a seemingly simple and technical production. I live with the massive presence of ingredients for meals I will never cook along with a swarm of ideas I have yet to actualize. Both of these presences in my life comfort me.

Exhibited at the following:
By the Hand: New Coordinates in Printmaking
Ewing Gallery, University of Tennessee, August 2004