Indian River Behavioral Health Center / Cleveland Clinic
2024-2025
Two custom artworks revolving around the broad theme of nature, installed as large-scale mural wraps at the Cleveland Clinic’s Indian River Behavioral Health Center in Vero Beach, FL.
Prism was originally created as a 12-layer screen print on hand-dyed fabric, blown up and installed on a very long wall (approximately 9’H x 48’W) in the center’s cafeteria.
Seasons Cycle covers a full wall (approximately 8’11’’H x 25’9’’W) in the activity room. Jordan Lee created the deep blue cyanotype background on fabric and I screen printed the layered plant forms on top (7 layers).
The plants that I incorporated in each are mostly native to Florida and many have medicinal and health benefits. I choose these plants for their inherent healing, soothing, and therapeutic qualities and also for the other ideals they represent such as resiliency, interconnectedness, patience and slow growth. Growing together, these plants teach us the values of care, reciprocity, balance, purpose, and that variety/diversity (and sometimes adversity) are necessary for building strength.
Prism
Screen Print on Hand-Dyed Stretched Fabric, 2024 (installed 2025)
Original Dimensions: 49.25’’W x 9.375’’H x 1.5’’D (enlarged to approximately 9’H x 48’W vinyl wrap)
The hand-dyed fabric background was made to evoke the colors and feel of a sunset over water. The distinctly Florida palette, screen printed 12-layer bright and colorful forms included: prickly pear, pink grass, monstera, dogwood, sweet bay, long leaf pine, passionflower, resurrection fern, dill, boneset, Joe pye weed, and a butterfly.
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Seasons Cycle
Cyanotype and Screen Print on Stretched Fabric, 2024 (installed 2025)
Original Dimensions: 40.125’’W x 14.375’’H x 1.5’’D (enlarged to approximately 8’11’’H x 25’9’’W vinyl wrap)
The cyanotype fabric background was made by Jordan Lee, using salt and grassy plants. The 7-layer screen printed plant forms included: silver palms, wax myrtle, long leaf pine, fallow grass, and sweet bay.
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