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All the President’s Men - the concentric desks in the Library of Congress seemed like a newspaper conveyor belt breaking Nixon's Watergate. Departing from steel, materials included bicycle chain,

printer plates, brass, gimbaled

compass, foundry form,

and copper. Photo

credits Chris Myers.

24” wide x

13” deep x

13” tall

Sculptural vignettes in miniature by

Meticulously handcrafted steel vignettes layered with carefully selected vintage fragments. Inspired by dystopian film, oft-banned literature, and todays fraught times, reminiscent of our dark past, continuing to reoccur

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muralist's studio - a reinterpretation

Muralist Michael Owen, of Baltimore's LOVE project, commissioned me to reinterpret his studio in the Highlandtown Arts District of Baltimore before moving to California

M Owen WIP copper pipes as paint buckets copper pipes

M Owen WIP copper pipes as paint buckets2

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Sculptural vignettes in miniature by

Meticulously handcrafted steel vignettes layered with carefully selected vintage fragments. Inspired by dystopian film, oft-banned literature, and todays fraught times, reminiscent of our dark past, continuing to reoccur

Create Your First Project

muralist's studio - a reinterpretation

Studio in Baltimore, Maryland jillerica2@gmail.com 410.608.1698