Maine Projects

The latest series comprises silkscreen and watercolor monoprints featuring deconstructed and woven motifs that narrate the story of Maine’s granite and mill industries.

These works investigate the interplay between industrial landscapes and material memory, drawing particular attention to monuments built from local granite. Subjects have included a mysterious domed structure found in the Deer Isle Granite Museum archives, as well as the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. The prints fuse ancestral textile patterns with imagery of workers and landmarks shaped by the geological and historical character of the region.