I am a photographer and a sculptor.

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I create intimate impressions that mark and remember what history fails to tell us about the everyday lives of women – the daily efforts, the steady presence, the invisible toil, the love and the loss that we all experience. My objects and settings stand in perpetual tribute to this caregiving – women’s work – that persists through generations.  My work deliberately blends old and new, fully aware that there are stories embedded deep within them and knowing that recollection, sentiment, intention and attention are passed on to the lives of other women.

 

My art is informed by a lifetime of caregiving and an understanding of the historical lineage from which this work comes. There is evidence all around us. I document this evidence to increase awareness, understanding and appreciation of the quiet beauty, the many frustrations, and the enduring labor of nurturing.

 

I have four grown sons who have taught me much about nature and nurture. I have the good fortune to live on the beautiful New England coast in a small town on Cape Ann, north of Boston, with my husband of 30+ years.