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VOYAGE
Atlanta Journal Constitution, Weekend Preview
“…Her impressively varied paintings are based on the architecture of elementary forms, from the horizon line to the curved arch, circles and squares. All are handled in dazzling combinations of composition and surface texture. The result is emotionally evocative even though it remains purely geometric or gestural. It is a though Kasimir Malevich were blended with Mark Rothko in a rigorous version of visual mysticism…” Jerry CULLUM, Editor of Art Press Magazine, Atlanta USA
FREEDOM
Opening Speech by Mary ROBINSON, High Commissioner on Human Rights, United Nations April 1999, Palais Wilson, Geneva, Switzerland
"…I am pleased to open today this exhibition devoted to Freedom, the aspiration for which man's unknown defenders gave and are still giving their lives to the benefit of us all. We look today to these paintings for aspiration, a vision of a world that the artist through her personal and inner journey presents to us; a world though injured and scared open to the possibility of a better future; a world in which the human spirit can rise above the most severe human rights violations to make a difference for the rights of others. I congratulate the artist for so enriching us...".
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