Artist Bio
After a long professional career as a Textile Designer in NYC and Boston, I moved to Gloucester Massachusetts and became intrigued with the Japanese folk art of painting and rubbing fish to document its size, also known as “Gyotaku”. For the last several years, I have been acquiring fish from local fishermen and experimenting with different printing techniques. Throughout this journey, I have documented many species which are now under strict fishing regulations.
Main Subject
Fish Rubbings
Materials and Techniques
“Gyotaku” The Japanese folk art of painting and rubbings fish.
Mono prints made from rubbing real octopus and fish, octopus
Watercolor and Japanese Papers