Edith Studio

Footprints in the snow a.k.a. Places to hide.” 1st slide: 2026. 2nd slide 2025. Digital drawing printed on aluminum.

Childhood is supposed to be fun, carefree, and filled with laughter, playfulness, mischief. We expect kids to be boisterous, daring, innocent.

Screw the adults who shatter that time in our lives.

My work is not always pretty. It’s not always happy. Sometimes it’s hard to look at because it’s too painful to remember; difficult to conceive of such horrible acts; Awkward to face those (mostly) men in our lives/community who commit these acts against children and rob them of their Joy.

We don’t want to believe it. We don’t want to see it. We don’t want to know about it. Because then we’d be… responsible?

Often times my work focuses on a child hero who reclaims her memories and chooses how to weave those memories into a new empowering narrative where victims become victors. This is my hope for all child survivors… that one day we fight the demons in our memories and remember the happy childhood we once had. Joy will live again.

Prints available from 18 x 18“ to 60 x 60“. Limited Edition of 18.
20% of profits are donated to causes that support victims of child sexual abuse. Dm me for pricing or to order.

Took some time off beginning of Oct to have some fun in the hospital...

Yeah, I'm totally fine. All good. Nothing too terrible. Just pi**ed I missed some beautiful weather and prime studio time...

Here are 3 quick little studies
I whipped up when I got out.

"Not the window seat" oil painted over top of a giclée print on stretched canvas . 14" x 12"

"Still not the window seat" oil painted over top of a giclée print on stretched canvas. 12" x 12"

"Go ahead... everyone else has" oil on stretched canvas. 12" x 12"

Sketchbook study from 6 months ago. This is for an installation I’d like to do soon, i.e. when a gallery or gallerist or creator would like to help me co-create this show.😆

I am always working on a number of things at once, though usually not on more than two bodies of work but sometimes three. however, within one body of work, I may be working in different media.

So, I might be doing a painting and a bunch of drawings and even some sculptures, if you followed any of my fragmented memory/fractured past series there were drawings and glass sculptures and paintings all within the same style and the same theme.

This quick sketch here is a rough-out for an idea for a glass and bronze sculpture that would be approximately 4 feet deep, 2 feet wide, and 3 feet high. And that piece would be the maquette for a life-sized piece with the “forest of trees” towering at 13 feet.