I was invited to exhibit in the Creative Arts Museum at Lausanne International School, and we opened this show one short month later entitled ‘Inventions of Summer’: echoes of past work within a storytelling framework of large- scale rapid papercutting and printmaking, playing with language and repetition, ephemeral and recycled materials, and inspired by printmaker and papercut artist Rob Ryan, and poet Mary Oliver.

A wooden easel holding a large piece of newspaper covered with newspaper and pink cursive writing. The background includes glass doors, a lit exit sign, and a dark interior space.
Decorative papercut banners with pink and green text that says battant et battant, encore et encore, plus en plus rapide' hanging on a white wall with horizontal lines.
A display of recycled papercut green grass by Adrienne Dunkerley for inventions of summer display.
Indoor space with black tiled floor and large windows. Decorative display includes easels and papercuts with green decorative writing. There is a white rotating bookshelf filled with books, pink armchairs, and more papercut writing.
Pink gradient heart prints display board in an art gallery, surrounded by other artwork including hanging photos and hanging text elements.
A wall decorated with pink and purple photos, displaying Lac Leman Lutry diving platform along with pink and green papercut decorations spelling out the narrative in french.
A black chalkboard with pink cursive writing 'inventions of summer'. features an image of cover of 'AMERICAN PRIMITIVE' trees and the text 'Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry' and a copy of 'the Roses' by Mary Oliver.