The conceptual art movement was founded by artists who believed the concept behind a work of art is more important than the artist’s product. My work sheds a new light on the everyday parts of life that people often take for granted.

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I started in 1967 with photographs that I would silk screen as limited edition prints on paper and unique images on canvas. Now I make photographic inkjet prints. Over the course of my career, my work has been purchased by over seventy public institutions. To learn more about my career as a conceptual artist, please see my bio.