OPENING MY STUDIO
Oct
11
to Oct 12

OPENING MY STUDIO

Using natural and urban environments as starting points, I create fractured, luminous narratives

through laser-cut layered plexiglass. My process begins with drawing or photography, then

evolves into geometric abstraction as I fragment landscapes into angular, crystalline forms—

from botanical chaos to geological shifts.

Each composition uses precise laser-cutting to transform flowing organic forms into structured,

jewel-like fragments. I construct three layers: a printed paper back layer and two laser-cut

plexiglass front layers, activated by LED lighting to create prismatic effects that shift with

viewing angle.

These layered compositions fragment and reconstruct familiar spaces—cityscapes, forests,

geological formations—exploring how landscapes can be deconstructed and reassembled

through light and color. The work invites viewers to experience new ways of seeing the

relationship between order and chaos, reve

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FRACTURED LANDSCAPES
Jul
10
to Aug 10

FRACTURED LANDSCAPES

  • Box Spring Gallery @BoxSpringGallery (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Fractured Landscapes is a vibrant and immersive art exhibition that explores the tension between structure and fragmentation through color, light, and layered form.

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WINE TASTING - Artist Meet -PLAYING WITH HOUSES - Women Architects That Made a Difference
Dec
9
to Feb 27

WINE TASTING - Artist Meet -PLAYING WITH HOUSES - Women Architects That Made a Difference

Zaha Hadid , Iraqi-British architect and artist. Iraq 1950- United States 2016

The first woman to be awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the most important architectural prize in the world.  Architecture, she claimed, "must contribute to society's progress and ultimately to our individual and collective wellbeing.”

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PLAYING WITH HOUSES - Women Architects That Made a Difference
Oct
12
to Dec 31

PLAYING WITH HOUSES - Women Architects That Made a Difference

Zaha Hadid , Iraqi-British architect and artist. Iraq 1950- United States 2016

The first woman to be awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the most important architectural prize in the world.  Architecture, she claimed, "must contribute to society's progress and ultimately to our individual and collective wellbeing.”

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