Site-Based Projects
Three and three and one, 2024, House of Seiko, San Francisco, CA
Untitled, oil, pencil and colored pencil on wall. Exhibition accompanied by limited edition artist book with poems by Susan Howe.
conclave, 2023, Staircase, San Francisco, CA
Untitled, oil, pencil, and colored pencil on wall. Exhibition accompanied by limited edition artist book with essay by Rita Bullwinkel.
Flag residency, 2022, Delaplane, San Francisco, CA
Untitled, silk appliqué and thread on silk. Collection: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Private commission, 2022, San Francisco, CA
Untitled, oil, pencil and colored pencil on plaster wall. Permanent installation comprising four wall paintings.
Untitled (studio window), 2016, San Francisco, CA
Oil on glass, painting dimensions: 5 1/8 x 3 in.; window dimensions: 59 ½ x 29 in.
Léonie Guyer, 2016, odium fati, San Francisco, CA
Installation comprised of Untitled (wall painting), ink, gouache, graphite pencil on wood, 17 1/4 x 14 in. and Untitled (window piece), oil on glass window, 6 3/4 x 4 in. Exhibition accompanied by limited edition artist book.
Constellation (no. 1-7), 2010, lumber room, Portland, OR
Oil, colored pencil, graphite pencil on walls and window glass, dimensions vary. Collection of Sarah Miller Meigs.
I was invited to be the inaugural artist-in-residence at the Lumber Room and commissioned to make a permanent installation. Constellation comprises seven drawings and paintings made directly on the walls and one window. The works extend throughout the various spaces of the Lumber Room – a two-story curving stairwell, the main gallery, the smaller gallery, a courtyard, and a bedroom. Installation view: John McLaughlin, # 17, Léonie Guyer, Constellation (no. 3), Wolfgang Laib, Rice House.
Form+, 2008, Meridian Gallery, San Francisco
Unititled (The Fireplace Room), 2008.
Gouache, colored pencil, graphite pencil on walls, dimensions vary
A temporary installation comprised of seven intimately scaled wall drawings and paintings, Untitled transformed “the fireplace room”, a small, idiosyncratic space under a staircase in the gallery. The works were situated variously - in a curved niche, adjacent to the fireplace, below the ceiling, in a corner.
Gift, 2006, The Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon, New Lebanon, NY
gouache on walls and oil on glass window, dimensions vary. Collection of the Shaker Museum and Library.
Gift is a room-sized painting installation, located on the top floor of the historic 1829 Brethren's Workshop, one of the oldest Shaker structures in existence. A long-term installation comprised of eight small paintings made directly on the walls and one window, Gift was inspired by an affinity with Shaker gift drawings, architecture, aesthetics, and the luminous quiet of the site. A catalog accompanies the installation.
