Her signature work was a monochromatic assemblage that used Cubist techniques to fragment architectural elements and found objects. Wooden debris was combined inside of multiple box shapes which were then stacked on top of one another to create free standing walls. The boxes were often painted black or white, distancing the parts from their original intent and focusing attention on the formal qualities of assemblage. This intuitive process, which was critical to the development of the Colorfield painters, allowed the flowing washes of pigment to take their own shape. The Haggerty Museum of Art is located at North 13th and West Clybourn Streets.
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