Apocalypse Series
Now, renamed
"Never Again," this series was a life-long pursuit
in dealing with her memories from surviving the Holocaust and
World War II. This includes the sub-series entitled Shoah. |
Provence
Her last
work before she died of cancer, this is some of the most expressionistic
of all her travel-inspired work. |
Bio Series
Perhaps one
of Chris' most profound collections, her explorations into the
issues and meanings of her daughter's explorations on the edge
of known bioscience are visions of a world we cannot otherwise
see. |
Window Series
Whether
windows into the world or into our souls, these works explore
more than mere perception. |
The Ancient Mariner
At once,
an ancient theme as well as a contemporary vision. Chris returned
to this theme continually throughout her career. |
California Spaces
California
has always been more than merely a home for Chris, it is an inspiration
to her spirit. |
Force de la Mer
The water
always held special fascination for Chris and this series allowed
her to express the force of the ocean. |
Argosy Series |
DRAM Series
This
small series was an exploration into the technology that not
only changed Silicon Velley (where she lived) but thw world as
well. |
Travel Series
Whether
Hawaii, Tuscany, or Greece, Chris' travels have always been a
source of exploration, both personally and artistically. |
Greece
These
are works in several styles inspired by her trips to Greece. |
Lithographs
Both series from 1988 are available for purchase. |
Allegory Series |
Aurora Series
Between
space, time, and the orgins of humanity, Chris has always been
interested in how we relate and construct our understanding of
our universe. |
Early Works
Selected
paintings and drawings from Chris' education and early explorations. |
The Byte Family
These
whimsical constructions were Chris' view of the technology professionals
she lived and worked around in Silicon Valley. |
Miscellaneous Work
These
are works from minor series or that fit no series. |
Textile Designs
Just
a few of Chris' textiles from her early career in New York City
as a textile designer. These include designs which have recently
been revived and are available for purchase as well as paintings
that reflect on these times. |
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