Recent Work
Barbara Millicent Roberts
Barbie is perhaps the most successful mass market product of the modern age. Referencing Warhol and pop art, this work portrays the ubiquity and many guises of the doll.
36″ x 36″ print on aluminum
Rotation
Rotation is an encouragement to get in touch with nature, to rediscover the childlike joy of simply being outside – and connecting with what’s around us.
31.5″ x 40″ Acrylic on canvas with color print on transparent overlay
Dots
A juxtaposition of transparent white dots against a multi-stripe background – playing on tonality, shape, and hue
30″ x 30″ Ink on aluminum
Slices
An update of an exhibited image based on a mid-century mannequin’s foot.
22″ x 30″ screen print with applied printed strips
Sheku Kanneh-Mason
This work was inspired by a concert given by the British cellist at the Symphony Hall in San Francisco.
30″ x 30″ Ink on aluminum
Clown Fragments
An abstract work based on a vintage toy clown and inspired by antique patchwork quilts.
30″ x 30″ Ink on Aluminum
Sonia Ottolini
Based on a large 1950s mâché-plastic fashion doll, the abstracted image is created using areas of flat color.
30″ x 30″ Ink on Aluminum
QE II
Created after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, using imagery associated with the monarch.
30″ x 30″ Ink on aluminum