My art is a continuing exploration of recursive patterns in nature when contemplating human history and geologic history. I find stories of change; layers of lines and shapes illustrate this narrative. The natural world is a crucible and mirror of our existence. It reflects, defines and is altered by our actions. What language is being built within these layers of growth, accretion and decay? The patterns speak of time and change.
RECENT NEWS: McKee just returned from the West Antarctic Ice Sheet Ice Core Project’s field camp. This trip was made possible by the National Science Foundations Artist and Writers Program. Follow the journey on her Blog Journal
This project was profiled in the December 4th episode of ArtZone with Nancy Guppy – CHECK IT OUT!
New drawings are hanging in a group show at Francine Seders Gallery current exhibition Happy Birthday, Francine! Up until Feb 14th, 2010.
See a virtual reality photograph of McKee’s studio on a very interesting website by Bradley Bohonus.