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AWARDS
| American Institute of Architects Craftsmanship Award
Oregon Southwestern Chapter, 2006
“For a clear vision in her work, creating art that is both integral and complementary to the architecture it shares space with, and for exhibiting a high level of skill in her craft and possessing a collaborative spirit towards the other trades to create successful projects.” |
The Wedding (October 2010)
Private commission in glass, ceramic, and found objects on panel (21” x 24”), Eugene, Oregon. |
Yearnings (2008-2011)
Series of small, abstract mosaics in glass, ceramic tile, and found objects (average size 10 x 10), Eugene, Oregon. |
Dive In (July 2008)
Private commission in fabric and paint (2’ x 4’), Eugene, Oregon. |
WaterWorks (September 2007)
BRING recycling Center’s Planet Improvement Project, Eugene, Oregon
Collaborated with Mari Livie and several volunteers to create a wall (2 ½’ x 36’) using recycled materials and handmade clay tiles to depict the ultimate recycling agent. |
Genesis (February 2006)
Private commission in cut glass on four panels (4’ x 2’), Eugene, Oregon |
Meghan’s Mirror (October
2005)
Private commission in cut glass and tile (4’ x 3’), Columbia, Missouri |
Field of Flowers (July 2005)
Private commission, Springfield, Oregon
Three garden panels (6’x 3 ½’, 7’x 3’, 4’x 3’) surrounding a bronze sculpture depict silhouetted sunflowers against hills and sky in spring, summer, and fall, made from Venetian glass tiles and ceramic tile. |
Circles of Light (September
2004)
Private commission for entry wall (4’ x 20’) in Venetian and stained glass, Seattle, Washington |
The Sun (June 2004)
Public commission for the Lane Transit District’s new Springfield Station, Springfield, Oregon
Seventy-five-foot-by-eight-foot glass and ceramic mural abstractly depicting a Lane County landscape with sunset, trees, and hillside. Various additional abstract landscapes scenes throughout station total an additional 200 sq. feet. |
Leaping Trout (July 2003)
Private commission in cut glass and tile on concrete (3’ x 6’), Eugene, Oregon |
White Water Table (August
2002)
Private commission for dining table (3 ½’ x 3’) of cut glass, Hood River, Oregon |
Tile Forest (October 2001)
Private commission for office entryway (9’ x 8’)
of ceramic tile, Eugene, Oregon |
Heron in Flight (July 2001)
WISTEC Museum (Children’s Science Museum), Eugene, Oregon
Four-foot square glass and bronze mosaic in collaboration with sculptor Peter Helzer depicting blue heron in flight. |
Abstract Mosaic Panels (June
2001)
Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Fifteen 4’x 13” Venetian glass panels. |
Amazon Mural (March 2001)
Amazon Pool Renovation Project, Eugene, Oregon.
Created in collaboration with Jenelle Isaacson, 4’ x 10’ Venetian and cut glass mosaic panorama for main entry wall depicts Amazon Creek flora and fauna. |
Bank Park Mosaic Benches,
Phase III (October 2000)
First National Bank Downtown Beautification Project, Columbia, Missouri
Three eight-foot sculptural, steel-frame, terrazzo benches with ceramic and Venetian glass mosaic with bronze inlays depict a prairie fire on one facade and a thunderstorm triptych on the reverse. All benches were created in collaboration with fabricators and terrazzo artisans Paul Ater and Reno Rigutto and a team of craftsmen. |
Bank Park Mosaic Benches,
Phase II (May 2000)
First National Bank Downtown Beautification Project, Columbia, Missouri
Two fifteen-foot sculptural, steel-frame, terrazzo benches with incorporated planters flank the main entrance to the bank on the sidewalk of Broadway. Mosaic designs were done in ceramic and Venetian glass with bronze inlays. |
Bank Park Mosaic Benches,
Phase I (January 2000)
First National Bank Downtown Beautification Project, Columbia, Missouri
Two twenty-foot sculptural benches surround the sculpture of the pocket park in downtown Columbia next to the bank building, the centerpiece of the renovation/beautification project. The benches are steel-frame with terrazzo, overlaid with mosaic designs depicting Missouri wildflowers with bronze inlays. |
Bank Park Forged-Iron Wheat
Grass Fence and Gate (January 2000)
First National Bank Downtown Beautification Project, Columbia, Missouri
Thirty-six-foot iron fence depicting wheat grass blowing in the wind encloses the entrance to the bank’s downtown pocket park near the front entrance to the bank. Local artist David Thompson fabricated the fence with assistance and design by Mary Beth Llorens. |
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