Join Me—It’s Time to Celebrate!


Featured image: Hawk III

“I wish to speak a word for Nature, for absolute freedom and wildness.”
— Thoreau

For as long as I can remember, my work has circled around the importance of the real, the imagined, and freedom. These ideas have shaped my life, my art, and the way I move through the world.

So I’m excited to share that on January 22nd, from 4–6 PM, we’ll be celebrating the opening reception of my new exhibition at the Campanile Center for the Arts, Campanile Gallery:
131 Milwaukee Street, Minocqua, WI 54548

And… it’s also a birthday party! 🎉
Both Steve Opfer (UP FUR) and I have birthdays right next to January 22nd, so we decided to make this opening a shared celebration. It’s going to be a fun, joyful evening, and we’d love for you to join us.

The exhibition features my newest work, titled:
“The Real, the Imagined, and Freedom.”

I’ll be showing brand-new 3D pieces—never seen before—created with repurposed found objects, along with a selection of my 2D work (some repurposed, some not). All of it revolves around my lifelong passion for exploring freedom, imagination, and what is real.

Throughout the exhibition, the image of the bird appears again and again, carrying these ideas across both my 2D and 3D worlds.

I can’t wait to share this show—and this celebration—with you. Hope to see you there. 💛


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