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Trudy, the Ruins Rabbit
Permanent installation at The Ruins Project, “a long-term mosaic art installation amidst the ruins of a former coal mine in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Located on the Great Allegheny Passage, this outdoor mosaic museum attracts artists, students, and travelers from all over the world.”
Long view of part of The Ruins Project
Diversity Mural Orlando
I was happy to create two hearts for this mural, along with more than 1000 from people all over the world! It stands as a message of hope and support for the LGBTQ community and anyone who feels marginalized or lives in fear of hate and violence simply because of who they are. Dedicated to the victims of the 2016 Pulse Nightclub shooting.
Rugby School Mural
8' x 4' mural created by special education students aged 6-18 during a 2 week workshop I taught at the Rugby School in Wall, New Jersey. Students created individual 6" x 6" mosaics that were joined together to form a mural that was permanently installed on an interior wall of the school. It was a wonderful experience!
My contribution to the Scrap Quilt for the Patch House Project.
The Patch House Project at The Ruins Project
The Ruins Project is a long-term mosaic art installation amidst the ruins of a former coal mine in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Located on the Great Allegheny Passage, this outdoor mosaic museum attracts artists, students, and travelers from all over the world. The walls and rooms of The Ruins represent the rebirth of abandoned American coal country into a spiritual and artistic pilgrimage and destination for adventure seekers and lovers of art and history.
Conceived and curated by Rachel Sager, The Ruins Project includes the work of more than 200 artists from 14 countries and counting.