Leading the list is that this work is multileveled and thought provoking. Her art is a product of her unique creative impulses and capabilities. The media she uses are diverse and pose a challenge to use compatibly. Finally, nothing about this work is predictable. Brooke places tiny words with large images of birds . . .
Texts add visual interest and substance.
It's pretty much fun, although this morning was frustrating because my stream of water kept falling short. The stupid pigeon just sat and watched it. I like his mate better. She gets nervous whether it hits her or not and flies off to Mr. Harris's house where she belongs. You first notice the images of birds - not cute or even exotic birds, but birds that find sustenance under eight inches of snow.