Stone: Explorations on a Theme

2024

Ink, conté, charcoal and gold leaf on Bristol, gravel, and photography

Created during an annual art and faith retreat called Cenobium. This retreat gathers artists, writers and creatives from an Anglican congregation in Chattanooga, TN and facilitates a structured time of teaching and making around a single Biblical theme. The theme for 2024 was “Stone.” After the completion of the retreat, all the work was curated into a group exhibit at the Camp House along a corresponding printed anthology.

Crystalline Tree of Life

2023

Collaged paper on Bristol

Approximately 6’ tall.

Created during an annual art and faith retreat called Cenobium. This retreat gathers artists, writers and creatives from an Anglican congregation in Chattanooga, TN and facilitates a structured time of teaching and making around a single Biblical theme. The theme for 2023 was “Tree of Life.” After the completion of the retreat, all the work was curated into a group exhibit at the Camp House along with a corresponding printed anthology.

Foundations

2015

Acrylic paint on wood panel

New City East Lake Presbyterian Church

Depicting natural raw forms of the twelve gemstone foundations of the New Jerusalem described in the book of Revelation.

Ann Moore: Adoption

2015

Mixed media, fabric, paper, charcoal and spray paint on wood panel

A biographical portrait in collaboration with Ann Moore, a widow and congregant at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana. As completion of a one month residency at the Harrison Center for the Arts, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Ann Moore passed away in 2024.

Mary Howard: Feast

2015

Mixed media, house paint, paper, charcoal, porcelain, and silicone on wood panel

A biographical portrait in collaboration with Mary Howard, a widow and congregant at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana. As completion of a one month residency at the Harrison Center for the Arts, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Feast

2014

Bread, tortillas, wine and glass goblet

New City East Lake Presbyterian Church, Chattanooga, TN

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