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This is a digital photograph of mannequins in a shop window in Avignon, France.

This is a digital photograph of a wall in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It is not a composite image, but was shot as found.

This is a digital photograph of a wall in Berlin, Germany. It is not a composite image, but was shot as found.

This piece is an apt summation of my art work of the last few of years – most of which is born from my deep attachment to and reverence for the book form (arguably the most ingenious, mobile, transferable, humanistic, and renewable technology ever…

Pages from a Hebrew siddur (prayer book) and white ink.

This is half of a diptych created from Virginia Woolf’s dazzling short novel, Mrs Dalloway, originally published in London in 1925. The two panels are subtitled View of the Ouse in Daylight and View of the Ouse in Moonlight, with daylight referencing…

This piece is a sister to Inferno, but celebrates the text with a constellation of gold spots. As with the other books in Dante’s Divine Comedy, circles play a central role in Paradiso (Heaven, or Paradise). Concepts of orbiting, traveling,…

Twin-size quilted coverlet created from a French edition of Roland Barthes’ classic A Lover’s Discourse: Fragments, quilt batting, cotton fabric, thread, and satin binding tape.

Portrait in memory of Mia! the miniature Italian greyhound. Oil on canvas.

A portrait of Otis Cornelius Scardino; a golden retriever that neither retrieves nor swims. Oil on canvas.