This group of stitched paintings, made in response to the overturn of Roe v Wade, acknowledges both the young women who are most immediately affected, and the older generations who fought so hard for a woman’s reproductive autonomy. The house form is incorporated as a metaphor for personal boundaries, limits that have been violated by this draconian decision.
“House on Fire”, Watercolor, graphite and stitching on paper, 9.5″H x 12″W 
“Caged Again”, Watercolor, graphite & stitching on paper, 12″H x 9.5″W 
“Eroded Boundaries”, Watercolor, graphite and stitching on paper, 9.5″H x 12″W
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