Jung Center

Photos from the exhibit at the C. G. Jung Center in Houston, Texas

The exhibit ran from November 4, 2002 to November 30, 2002

Opening night was Thursday, November 7 and was attended by many including Elvis.

Thank you very much for the opportunity to display my work in this meaningful space!

In order of appearance in the side gallery at the Jung Center:

Calendar of Days / a series of one crease folds used as meditations each day I worked on this exhibit. Inspired by the work of Paul Jackson

Wing & Joan on opening night

Wall of Paper Bamboo / each section a separate folded piece then water colored and treated with acrylic

Keeping Still Mountain in Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall / origami pattern from late creator Seiryo Takegawa

The Pack / 1000 cranes from Gods eye view; 10 years in the making measures 7' x 3 1/2'

Psyche / representing the human psyche, almost 1000 butterflies make their home for the month of November 2002

Contained/ a few of the butterflies found their resting place in this plexiglass container

Lotus of their Hearts / Traditional Yakko San and Kimono represent a loving couple

From Tse to Shining Tse / a flag of roses from a Chinese immigrant's vision using a Italian creator's rose (Pessina) and an American woman's craft

Oh Say Can you Tse

I pledge allegiance

Butterfly Ballot

Traditional Sembazuru 1000 cranes folded by the public at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft in the summer of 2002

A Passion for Paper: 1958 to 2002 / These wonderful handpainted paper doll clothes were my first passionate experience with paper in the summer of 1958. I remember tracing around each doll and painting the clothes as my first artistic experience. My mother saved the paper dolls while my brothers' comic books went to the paper drives of those days.

Migrants and The Waves finish this important debut of my formal work and honor the completion of my 1000 cranes.