"My present works are two-panel paintings in which the two parts relate in a non-formal manner. One is not an abstraction of the other; one is an extension of the other. I use landscape as the context but any part of the natural world would be appropriate. . . One side of the painting represents immediate visual memory; the other archetypal memory."

Native Streams, (Chicago: Jan Cicero Gallery; Terre Haute, Indiana: Turman Art Gallery, 1996).

1991, diptych, copper, wax, wood, acrylic, and oil on canvas
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, Gift of Zonta Club of Indianapolis, acc. 96.4.

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