9-1-1-0-1 Fired clay, photocopy transfer on Plexiglas, sawdust and glue on wood. In the weeks following September 11th, I sawed and hammered and smashed this work out to deal with my anger. I became one with the woman, already living on the edge of society, as witness to the ensuing pandemonium. The work was so powerful that people turned away from it, not able to deal with the terror; so I packed it away. On the 5th anniversary, I installed it with my recent work and realised this was the genesis of my warrior women. Airing our Unmentionables fired clay and canvas on metal clothesline. A collaborative installation with painter Victoria Pearce for the Burlington Art Centre’s 25th Anniversary Celebrations. Installation of Home Economics fired clay and wood This 27 foot installation of ten women in doorways was completed in 2000 to mark the turn of the century and the new Millennium. For more information and images on this 6 year adventure see “Celebration of Canadian Women“. Referendum Angst acrylic medium and gouache on board. Created on the night of the 1995 referendum. “What are we doing to our beautiful country?” Gagnon Series A series inspired by the music of Canadian composer Andre Gagnon. Part of a two person exhibition at Neilson Park Creative Centre, June 1994 Genesis oil on canvas Everything in life begins with a germinated seed. Thallic Torsion oil on canvas Colour and form in motion...the beginnings of the quest for the third dimension. Through the Glass Darkly oil on canvas. An introspective self portrait at a certain age. Marina del Rey oil on canvas Awarded Best in Show, CFS Exhibition 1995