

I don’t know why I like the water towers. They're on the old buildings, you don’t see them on new buildings. I want to capture them before they’re gone.
Some of the paintings have impressions of elevated trains, attenas, circles for the sun – setting or rising? – the city contains buildings, the buildings contain life. All seen through a window, the window of her perception.


Someday all the old buildings will be gone, she says. Then the water towers will no longer be in the skyline.
But they will still be in the idealized urban horizons captured with nostalgic melancholy in her art.
She’s based in Brooklyn, shows her work in Union Square. Frist time at Creative Grove in Jersey City. She also had a gallery class canvas study of Morton Salt. When it rains it pours, girl in raincoat holding umbrella. She said she became fascinated with the girl, considers this her more mainstream work.
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