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 My recent body of photo-based work titled Industry Unraveled draws attention to both current practices of online commerce and the history of manufacturing in the Rust Belt. The work intertwines images that represent regional history, architecture an

My recent body of photo-based work titled Industry Unraveled draws attention to both current practices of online commerce and the history of manufacturing in the Rust Belt. The work intertwines images that represent regional history, architecture and location with processes derived from the affordable immediacy of Walmart and web-based commerce.

The photographs that I’ve taken in Northeast Ohio and other Rust Belt locations, are uploaded to various online websites and processed into digitally woven versions of my images. I selectively pull threads from the woven image combined with over-dying, bleaching and manual collage using a sewing machine. The combination of these hand-worked processes creates a visual impression that the image is dematerializing, fading away, and unraveling into a pile of disconnected threads cascading towards the floor.

Conversion, 2025

Deconstructed woven photograph, collaged and hand-dyed

Collapse, 2019

Collapse, 2019

Deconstructed woven photograph, bleached and dyed.

74” x 51”

  Black and Blue, 2020   Deconstructed, collaged and dyed woven photograph.  34” x 46”

Black and Blue, 2020

Deconstructed, collaged and dyed woven photograph.

34” x 46”

Elyria Garden, 2021

Elyria Garden, 2021

Deconstructed woven photograph, collaged and dyed.

33” x 50”

  Youngstown 5,  2017 (left),  Youngstown 4,  2018 (right) and  Brick by Brick,  2017 (foreground)  Deconstructed woven photographs and photographic objects

Youngstown 5, 2017 (left), Youngstown 4, 2018 (right) and Brick by Brick, 2017 (foreground)

Deconstructed woven photographs and photographic objects

Youngstown 5, 2016

Youngstown 5, 2016

Deconstructed woven photograph.

56" x 32"

Youngstown 4, 2017

Youngstown 4, 2017

Deconstructed woven photograph, dyed.

28” x 34”

  Brick by Brick,  2017  Photographic textile sculpture installation

Brick by Brick, 2017

Photographic textile sculpture installation

  Foundation,  2017  Woven photographic sculpture, 17’x39”x19”

Foundation, 2017

Woven photographic sculpture, 17’x39”x19”

Cascade, 2017

Cascade, 2017

Deconstructed woven photograph, dyed.

98" x 92"

Blowout, 2018

Blowout, 2018

Deconstructed woven photograph, bleached and dyed.

94" x 92"

Buffalo, 2017

Buffalo, 2017

Deconstructed woven photograph, bleached and dyed.

101" x 52"

Youngstown 1, 2016

Youngstown 1, 2016

Deconstructed woven photograph.

64" x 32"

Detroit House 4, 2019

Detroit House 4, 2019

Deconstructed woven photograph.

38”x24”

Detroit House 2, 2019

Detroit House 2, 2019

Deconstructed woven photograph.

40” x 24”

Detroit House 3, 2019

Detroit House 3, 2019

Deconstructed woven photograph.

22” x 25”

Randall Park Mall, 2016

Randall Park Mall, 2016

Deconstructed woven photograph.

98" x 107"

Randall Park Mall (detail), 2016

Randall Park Mall (detail), 2016

Detail of deconstructed woven photograph.

Detail of work, 98" x 107"

Youngstown 3, 2016

Youngstown 3, 2016

Deconstructed woven photograph.

26" x 33"

Tree, 2015

Tree, 2015

Deconstructed woven photograph.

72" x 56"

Cleveland 2, 2018

Cleveland 2, 2018

Deconstructed woven photograph, bleached and dyed.

28" x 38"

Cleveland, 2015

Cleveland, 2015

Deconstructed woven photograph.

101" x 56"

My recent body of photo-based work titled Industry Unraveled draws attention to both current practices of online commerce and the history of manufacturing in the Rust Belt. The work intertwines images that represent regional history, architecture and location with processes derived from the affordable immediacy of Walmart and web-based commerce.

The photographs that I’ve taken in Northeast Ohio and other Rust Belt locations, are uploaded to various online websites and processed into digitally woven versions of my images. I selectively pull threads from the woven image combined with over-dying, bleaching and manual collage using a sewing machine. The combination of these hand-worked processes creates a visual impression that the image is dematerializing, fading away, and unraveling into a pile of disconnected threads cascading towards the floor.

Conversion, 2025

Deconstructed woven photograph, collaged and hand-dyed

Collapse, 2019

Deconstructed woven photograph, bleached and dyed.

74” x 51”

Black and Blue, 2020

Deconstructed, collaged and dyed woven photograph.

34” x 46”

Elyria Garden, 2021

Deconstructed woven photograph, collaged and dyed.

33” x 50”

Youngstown 5, 2017 (left), Youngstown 4, 2018 (right) and Brick by Brick, 2017 (foreground)

Deconstructed woven photographs and photographic objects

Youngstown 5, 2016

Deconstructed woven photograph.

56" x 32"

Youngstown 4, 2017

Deconstructed woven photograph, dyed.

28” x 34”

Brick by Brick, 2017

Photographic textile sculpture installation

Foundation, 2017

Woven photographic sculpture, 17’x39”x19”

Cascade, 2017

Deconstructed woven photograph, dyed.

98" x 92"

Blowout, 2018

Deconstructed woven photograph, bleached and dyed.

94" x 92"

Buffalo, 2017

Deconstructed woven photograph, bleached and dyed.

101" x 52"

Youngstown 1, 2016

Deconstructed woven photograph.

64" x 32"

Detroit House 4, 2019

Deconstructed woven photograph.

38”x24”

Detroit House 2, 2019

Deconstructed woven photograph.

40” x 24”

Detroit House 3, 2019

Deconstructed woven photograph.

22” x 25”

Randall Park Mall, 2016

Deconstructed woven photograph.

98" x 107"

Randall Park Mall (detail), 2016

Detail of deconstructed woven photograph.

Detail of work, 98" x 107"

Youngstown 3, 2016

Deconstructed woven photograph.

26" x 33"

Tree, 2015

Deconstructed woven photograph.

72" x 56"

Cleveland 2, 2018

Deconstructed woven photograph, bleached and dyed.

28" x 38"

Cleveland, 2015

Deconstructed woven photograph.

101" x 56"

 My recent body of photo-based work titled Industry Unraveled draws attention to both current practices of online commerce and the history of manufacturing in the Rust Belt. The work intertwines images that represent regional history, architecture an
Collapse, 2019
  Black and Blue, 2020   Deconstructed, collaged and dyed woven photograph.  34” x 46”
Elyria Garden, 2021
  Youngstown 5,  2017 (left),  Youngstown 4,  2018 (right) and  Brick by Brick,  2017 (foreground)  Deconstructed woven photographs and photographic objects
Youngstown 5, 2016
Youngstown 4, 2017
  Brick by Brick,  2017  Photographic textile sculpture installation
  Foundation,  2017  Woven photographic sculpture, 17’x39”x19”
Cascade, 2017
Blowout, 2018
Buffalo, 2017
Youngstown 1, 2016
Detroit House 4, 2019
Detroit House 2, 2019
Detroit House 3, 2019
Randall Park Mall, 2016
Randall Park Mall (detail), 2016
Youngstown 3, 2016
Tree, 2015
Cleveland 2, 2018
Cleveland, 2015