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For as long as I can remember, my work has circled around the real, the imagined, and freedom. These ideas have shaped my life and my art, and they continue to guide the work I create today.
I’m especially excited to share these newer 3D sculptures, created from repurposed and found objects. They grew out of an experimental place in my work—where art steps beyond established lines, rules, and expectations, and opens itself to something more intuitive, alive, and unexpected.
Birds move through these pieces again and again, carrying ideas of motion, perspective, resilience, and inner freedom. They are symbols I return to often, helping me explore the quiet space where nature, imagination, and personal meaning meet.
Glorious glorious earth, it can uplift us so.
Guess that is why I am a Lover of the wild. ~CEA
"Shelter" Receives Award
I'm honored and truly grateful to share that my piece "Shelter" received the Gale Wilcox Award, a Special Merit Award at the 38th Northern National Art Competition held at Nicolet College in Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
Juror Jaleesa Johnston reflected on Shelter, saying it “really captures the emotional central movement of the oceans. It straddles a line between a representational work and an abstract—just like the ocean. I feel like I’m in a boat in the middle of the ocean.”
Thank you to Nicolet College, the Northern Arts Council, and everyone involved in making this exhibition such a meaningful experience.
