Homunculus
They originated simply enough, from having "free time" while working at an art supply store that didn't exactly discourage such creativity. The majority of them were created in a few months to be ready in time for a gallery show in the summer of 2009. There is not much planning beforehand, in a way they "create" themselves, somehow telling me what to add to them next from the boxes of odds and ends and bones and wires and fabric that I have taking up too much space in my tiny living space. Some names came from mythological sources, some just out of the ether. I found that I had a preference for older, often antique dolls to work on. I've tried looking in toy stores but modern dolls creep me out to begin with, I couldn't make them any creepier.
Gallery appearances thus far:
"Homunculus," May 29 - June 19, 2009, Space 242 Gallery, Boston, MA
"Something Wicked This Way Comes," Oct. 1 - 31, 2010, Inside Out Gallery, Somerville, MA
"Dolls on the Wall," Nov. 12 - 14, 2010, Stove Factory Gallery, Charlestown, MA
"Open Skull Open," Oct. 2013, Witch Dr, Salem, MA
Gallery appearances thus far:
"Homunculus," May 29 - June 19, 2009, Space 242 Gallery, Boston, MA
"Something Wicked This Way Comes," Oct. 1 - 31, 2010, Inside Out Gallery, Somerville, MA
"Dolls on the Wall," Nov. 12 - 14, 2010, Stove Factory Gallery, Charlestown, MA
"Open Skull Open," Oct. 2013, Witch Dr, Salem, MA
"Weird & Wicked," Oct. 2015, Uforge Gallery, Jamaica Plain, MA
Goddess of the Hallway (1999)
Lilim (1999)
Rust (2003)
Decay (2005) - SOLD 2009
Viktoria (2006)
Scylla (2008)
Liudvika (2008)
Qandisa (2008)
Wintermute (2008)
Minamata (2009)
Ostia (2009)
Mmse. Charlotte (2009)
Kalma (2009)
Ximena (2013)
Arrythmia (2019)
