Printmaking is a multifaceted art form that allows artists to create multiples in a variety of ways. Printing processes result in a graphic layer, when combined with paper made from materials of significance, can create a uniquely personal and socially relevant work of art. Shown here are a few works that merge the content of the paper and the graphics of the print.
 1/5/19, 2019.
Screen printing & ephemera on paper made from fire remains
UW - Milwaukee Special Collections, UW - Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Destination Germany, In collaboration with Kevin Kip Matott, 2018.
Silk Aquatint on paper made from refugee clothing
Robert B Haas Family Arts Library, Yale University, New Haven, CT
Pledge of Allegiance, 2014.
Letterpress printing on paper made from discarded American Flags & ephemera
Skillman Library, Lafayette College, Easton, PA
Pulp Panties, Panty Pulping Manifesto, 2013.
Letterpress printing on paper made from underwear
Fleet Library, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI
Riots, Revolts & Revolutions, 2013.
Letterpress printing on paper made from Egyptian Cotton
The Arts & The Military, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA
Waiting for the Moon Ladder, 2009.
Silkscreen printing on paper made from military uniforms
Richard F. Brush Gallery, Saint Lawrence University, Canton, NY
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