Martin County is shaping up on local foods. Wayne Miller built a pond, grows prawns, and crafted a greenhouse from recycled materials in Tropical Farms. The project is in its first season, still working out some kinks. I am excited about the possibilities and the dinners to come! For plans and more photos go here.
February 24, 2011
February 23, 2011
scrap quilts
Handmade and upcycled baby quilts for some sweet new friends. All materials were recycled from other projects, clothing, table clothes, curtains, or thrift stores.
Lyla
Lucas Xylo
Lyla
Lucas Xylo
January 03, 2011
November 02, 2010
October 01, 2010
sink or swim on the interwebs
Chartreuse Latitude is an adventure- in crafting, building, growing, a rich sub tropical flora, and an alter ego. Through this exploration of place, food, people, art, and gentle living I hope to feel at home in the world. By observing, drawing, walking, photographing, collecting, and absorbing an environment and reflecting it back, I aim to inspire appreciation. My work is diverse, ranging from drawing to sculpture to edible from utilitarian to luxurious. It's the art of figuring out how to live. I use mundane, ordinary materials and transform them into extraordinary curiosities. For years I've been working out of various studio situations on a range of projects, and lately I've been feeling a need to archive my work. For now the only thing clear in my mind is the intimate, enthusiastic, and growing understanding of a small stretch of Florida. So here goes...
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