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 Title: Holy Roller, 1996 Medium: etching, paper cylinder, wood, paint, approximately 5"x18"x4" Unique print object $900.00 |  Title: Betrayed by Geometry and Time, 2014 Medium: etching and engraving on pigmented ink, wood, glue, Unique Impression NFS Collection of the White Library, Del Mar College, Corpus Christi, TX |
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 Title: Betrayed by Geometry and Time, 2014 Front and Back views |  Title: Managing Their Flamingos, 2015 Medium: etching, wood, glue, approximately 21"x16"x5" Unique print $2500. |
 Title: Managing Their Flamingos, 2015 (left view) Medium: etching, wood, glue, approximately 21"x16"x5" Unique print $2500. |  Title: Sequester Assemblage, 2014 Medium: etching on pigmented ink, wood, glue, wire,3-D printed objects , approximately Unique object $2500.00 |
 Title: House of Cards Prototype, 2014 Medium: etching and pigmented ink, wood, glue, approximately 12"x24"x14" Unique print $500.00 |  Title: Revivification Roller, 1993 Medium: etching paper cylinder, glue sand, wood, paint, approximately 18.5"x14.5"x12" Unique object $1500.00 |
 Title: Sarajevo Target Roller, 1993 Medium: etching paper cylinder, glue sand, wood, paint, approximately 14.5"x18.5"x8.5" Unique object $1500.00 |  Title: Environmentally Correct Shredded Print Roller, 1994 Medium: shredded etching paper cylinder, wood, Plexiglass, approximately 17"x15"x10" Unique object $1500.00 |
 Title: Environmentally Correct Shredded Print Roller, 1994 shown in motion |
Assemblages
The idea for these works came from seeing offset ghost images in ink on lithographic printmaking rollers after transferring the ink to deep etched plates for multiple color viscosity printing.
I called the prototype for this body of work, Holly Roller, a tongue-in-check title to imply the rigid rituals behind many printmaking processes. I simply attached an etching to a paper cylinder and the attached chrome painted wooden handles to create a facsimile print roller. This opened a door to explore print ideas in three dimensions and as small sculpture.
Recently, I am revisiting this idea and am working with balsa wood, 3-D printing and other materials to explore 3-D prints that compliment the House of Cards Suite.
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