Sinclair is an active artist in the New York City art scene. This incredibly famous NYC artist spins ongoing tale of art and life ranging from the bathtubs of Soho to the corporate towers of Wall Street. When the time came that we have no more air, we took it from nature. Large crustations that infested the waters of the world used their weed like fronds to extract what little oxygen the ocean contained. It was only logical that we should then take it from them.
Problems is, natural selection.
The artist is originally from Texas but now resides in the state of Washington. Originally a ceramist she now creates using the computer. My work is based upon the premise that our similarities are greater than our differences and that, at this time in history, we are able to transcend our separateness and to understand, as at no time in the past, our interdependence. Although I was trained as a painter, I have always been a collage-maker, both in my art work and in my life, working with what I have and what I find. I use historical and current images as the source material for my work, enlarging on the fragmented political, ethical and social meanings they suggest by combining, layering, manipulating and merging them into provocative statements or questions.