PUPPETRY

GOT BOMB?!:  An animation of the character I painted to represent the "Thinking Outside the Bomb: A Conference on Nuclear Weapons, the Environment, and Health" sponsored by Project for Nuclear Awareness. This piece was an example how the arts are important to communicate social, political, and environmental issues.

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FISH AND WATER BOTTLE FACTORY: Papier maché and cardboard puppet and costume for The Water Project performance with community members. Photo courtesy of Tucson Weekly.

MICE: Two of six mice heads made for the Philadelphia Rock School's ballet of a modern interpretation of The Nutcracker. Foam and fabric construction.

PARASITE OF FEAR: One of six heads ("Pride") of the huge Parasite of Fear puppet in “Utopia/Dystopia”, a dance theatre performance featured at the Philadelphia Earth Charter Community Summit. Cardboard and papier maché.

BLUEMAN CLOWN MASK: Made to wear or hang up on a wall. Papier maché.

NUKES GONE WILD: Two nuclear costumes made to help Project for Nuclear Awareness grab attention throughout the streets of Philadelphia about nuclear issues. Carboard construction.