My abstract photography has exhibited extensively, with notable solo exhibitions at the A Smith Gallery in Texas and various galleries throughout British Columbia. I have participated in numerous group exhibitions in Sweden, Italy, Spain, France, Scotland, Australia, Mexico, the United States, and Canada. My works are included in various private national and international collections.
I currently work with embroidery over vintage mid-century gay male photography to explore queer history, desire, and memory. My practice grew out of earlier work in abstract photography and a long engagement with archives, textiles, and handcraft. By stitching directly into these images, I intervene in histories that often erased or obscured queer lives, creating intimate, tactile surfaces that honour the men depicted while reframing how we see their bodies and relationships.
My background in arts management and programming informs how I think about audience, context, and care for the stories I handle. I have exhibited internationally in photography-focused exhibitions and am now concentrating on a body of embroidered works that connects private queer memory with public visibility — particularly in a moment when queer histories remain contested.
I live in Vancouver with my husband of 36 years.
I live in Vancouver with my husband of 36 years.
Please contact me if you would like to discuss what you have seen on my website or other projects.
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