The Earth Remembers

 CLICK HERE to see The Earth Remembers Catalog as a multi-page view of prints in this series.

I completed this book in early 2010 for my Earth Remembers exhibit at the Main Street Gallery in Groton, NY.    It is an artist's book with 13 wolves and 13 spirit wolves assembled in a concertina style binding, with dark brown cloth and inlaid woodcut on the cover. 

etching, woodcut, monoprint, collagraph, gum transfer

gum transfer, graphite, monoprint with encaustic on kitakata

2 color gum transfer and graphite on Rives BFK

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.