“My world has shrunk”
I can’t recall how many times I’ve heard or read that sentence over the past two years. You probably have said it too. I know I have, more than once.
Where do we go from there?
Tag: art
Youth Farm Fundraiser
I’m raising funds by selling part of my older work for a fantastic local non-profit organization: Youth Farm MN.
100% of the proceeds will be donated!
An illustrated journal of family dynamics in Covid-Times.
I started working on a simple illustrated journal on May 1st. Short daily entries in colored pencil and china marker, … More
Flavors from home and bad jokes
This is the season ! To bear the cold, the grey, the wet, all you need is soup, and a certain sense of humor.
All you really need is soup
Soup bubbling on the stove, imbuing space with feelings of warmth and safety. A reassuring ritual. Comforting magic. Introducing bi-monthly … More
June in bloom
Thank you all for your patience! Here is a calendar of the events and shows I will be part of … More
Less Junk More Flowers
Starting tomorrow (3/22) and until Earth Day (4/22) all the junk mail I get will be : Weighed Documented Folded … More
New year’s revolutions
After a two-month-long chrysalis stage, it is finally time to say goodbye to my old blog and welcome thefoldingbee.com!!
As vibrant as a swarm of bees
Made entirely of repurposed junk mail, Swarm A is a paper installation currently on display at the Better World Museum, Minneapolis.
A celebration of diversity within unity
Communities are at their best when citizens work together towards a common goal, each one bringing their unique point of view, strengths and weaknesses into the effort.
Read about the genesis of an art installation celebrating this idea.
The Folding Bee 