Eudora Welty wrote about place as a thing that has influenced, nourished and instructed us. She further writes “man can…suffer if he’s exiled from it. [Place is] as close to our living as the earth we can pick up a rub between our fingers, something we can feel or smell”.
I leverage images one might associate with marking transitions or temporal site –construction fences, festoons, caution tape. The work’s constant thread is an inquiry into how quotidian images can explore personal circumstance and transcend themselves, a kind of “aesthetic redemption”.
– jodi hays
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- You Can Never Get It Back, 2009 oil on linen 60×48″
- The Middle of Nowhere, 2009 gouache on Strathmore paper 52×52”
- Corner, 2009 gouache and gesso on paper 22×30”
- untitled, 2009 gouache and gesso on board 5×7”
- untitled, 2009 gouache and gesso on board 5×7”
- Pardon, 2010 oil on board 8×10”
- Lot, 2010 oil on board 8×10”
- In Progress, 2010 oil on board 8×10”
- Untitled (fenced construction), 2011 Oil on board 30×30”
- Untitled (chain link), 2011 Oil on board 30×30”
- untitled, 2011 gouache and acrylic on paper 7×7″
- untitled, 2011 gouache and acrylic on paper 7×7″
- untitled, 2011 gouache and acrylic on paper 7×7″
- untitled, 2011 gouache and acrylic on paper 7×7″
- untitled, 2011 gouache and acrylic on paper 7×7″















