My Powelton Village
In October 2022, I started making ceramic mosaics about Powelton Village. They are mostly about the architecture and my understanding of how the neighborhood fits together. But the project is also about having lived here since 1985, and the people I’ve known. How interesting our world is, especially when you look long and hard at a specific place. This work follows a series of site-specific installations at The Crane Arts, Glen Foerd and Park Towne Place, and is inspired by recent visits to Henry Mercer’s Fonthill.
While this handful of blocks in Philadelphia is the place I know best, I still see something new everyday. I can feel how time marks everything from the seasonal shifts in what can be seen, to the cycles of decay and renewal.

Now on view in
CONTEMPORARY RUIN future visions
April 15 - May 22, 2025
Pearlstein Gallery, Drexel University
Big 7 and Big 27

Ceramics mosaics, standard 266, cone 6, velvet underglazes, wedi board. Photo credit:: Neighboring States

Big 7 (2024)

Big 27 (2024)

Big 17 (2023)

Big 14 (2023)