Nihon Calligraphia, 2018, mixed media, 14 x 3.6 x 3.5 in. / 35.56 x 9.14 x 8.89 cm. painting How the West Was Won

How the West Was Won

Minnows is the physical representation of water on paper as moved through the piece

the taijitu (yin/yang symbol) is not balanced

This is a political statement about how the information we see and hear is disseminated to us through an unseen individual or group

I love making images but I am keen to leave the slightest imprint possible

Nihon Calligraphia, 2018, mixed media, 14 x 3.6 x 3.5 in. / 35.56 x 9.14 x 8.89 cm. painting How the West Was WonNihon Calligraphia, Suze Woolf, 2018, mixed media, 14 x 3. 6 x 3. 5 in. 35. 56 x 9. 14 x 8. 89 cm. Artist book: Wood, leather, viscose An accordion fold book, more like a Japanese screen than the Western codex. During a Jentel residency near Sheridan, WY, the oldest saddlery in Wyoming was kind enough to teach me how to stamp leather; the patterns were traced on standing timbers burned in the Lost Fire of 1988 in the Big Horn Mountains.