Impel
Explores our relentless drive to move forward: to see, explore, communicate. Our experience results in connections, interactions and impingements that contribute to constant change and evolution.
Impel Photo Gallery | Slideshow
Flex
Small format pieces exploring form and movement with glass and grout. Grout serves as an element, completing patterns in negative space. These pieces provide glimpses of the larger patterns from which they are taken.
Flex Photo Gallery | Slideshow
The Artist Project - new work at Chicago's Artropolis
Heather showed work from her new Bend Series at the Artist Project in Chicago's famed Merchandise Mart this spring. The Artist Project is an event dedicated to the independent artist and is part of Artropolis, a citywide celebration of arts and culture. The exhibition features jury selected emerging and established independent artists from Chicago and around the world.
New work at the Unicorn coffeehouse in Evanston
New work is hanging at the Unicorn for the month of February. New ungrouted mixed media pieces consider the significance of 'noticing' as an organizing force in mental life. These moments of noticing take place within contexts—the internal contexts of personal history and world knowledge, and the external or social contexts to which we are so keenly attuned. Fragments of vitreous glass combine to form a lens that focuses, refracts or illuminates the flow of experience, perhaps prompting a viewer to notice.
Unicorn Photo Gallery | Slideshow
Bend
Bend Photo Gallery | Slideshow
Bend is a new series inspired by the dynamic and gorgeous patterns formed by light refracted through wavy glass. Colors weave together in seamless patterns. A tiny change in perspective by the viewer leads to an entirely new and surprising pattern. 'Bend' then also explores the idea of how narratives are shaped in unique and spectacular ways.
