“Human Fossils” evolved out an urge to blend 2-dimensional techniques with 3-dimensional form. Each piece is sculpted from clay and then carefully collaged to loosely mirror human forms before being mounted to canvas. The paper and textiles used are dyed with plants and rust.

Small, mounted sculpture of the mouth and nose portion of a human face, collaged in pale, warm-toned naturally dyed paper.
A scupture of a partial face collaged in black, brown, and pink papers.
Sculpture of a cream and orange human face with a nose and open mouth, revealing pearlescent teeth.
Sculpture of a mostly mottled orange human face with a full nose, and half a mouth open to reveal pearlescent teeth with pearl and speckled tan flames cascade down a canvas.