Pushing thru
Although I’ve come to terms with my mother’s Alzheimer’s, the progression towards death is an inevitable roller coaster. After another hospitalization from pneumonia, it was apparent hospice … Read more
Although I’ve come to terms with my mother’s Alzheimer’s, the progression towards death is an inevitable roller coaster. After another hospitalization from pneumonia, it was apparent hospice … Read more
Thought I was done with dark Alzheimer’s creations, but my mother ended up in the hospital with pneumonia for 6 days. She was lucid, then confused, frightened, … Read more
After my mother came off hospice, I wanted to create something new for her home. This piece was inspired by peony petals dropping from arrangements. Cut canvas … Read more
My mother didn’t willingly forfeit her license or car. When we finally got it away, the Registry of Motor Vehicles told me to destroy her plates. I … Read more
After my mom moved into a memory facility, I had to clean out her home. My parents purchased many Cape Cod plates and I brought them all … Read more
These paintings are incredibly emotional and I started this method to express my anger and rage towards my mother’s alzheimers. I’ve made a concerted effort to move … Read more
This was my first expression during coronavirus about the anger and fear I felt. I truly believed I would never see either of my parents again and … Read more
Planned to create a white base to dry while I visited my mom for Thanksgiving dinner. I played around with dusting paint pigment. I got distracted for … Read more
Kept trying to work at this piece. I even tried “framing it with drips”. But it wasn’t until i started slinging the colors of paint I used … Read more
Used scraps of foam flooring to “sling” paint and canvas hung on wall. After it dries, the canvas is rotated. I think i did 6 or 7 … Read more
I imagined myself scribbling with blunt end of crayons as I processed my mother’s Alzheimer’s progression.
Cracking flat paint, shiny semi-gloses, darkness light, all sliding away, then braking. There’s beauty as the colors blend and even in the abrupt lines. Making a conscious … Read more