COOKING UP A MESS
Giclee (pastel)
2002
8" X 11"
edition 400

Is this man preparing food for a wagon train of mule teamsters and soldiers moving through the heart of the Confederacy or for a noontime restaurant filled with working suits and social lunchers? His existence, though anonymous, is real, tied and intertwined with other people, bound with the chore of doing the best with what he has, and living with the choice to do or not to do that very thing. He seems timeless.