Phyllis Cullen
A retired physician, resident of California and Hawaii, Phyllis Cullen has also been a lifelong artist.
Her extensive volunteer work in developing countries and involvement with progressive causes informs her most important artistic endeavors, She has taught and exhibited around the globe, authored two books about portrait quilting, and teaches and curates extensively in
portraiture, both painted and fiber collaged.
Her artwork is in numerous collections worldwide.
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No Place Like Home
Size: 42'' x 66''
Shelter is a basic human need, and its absence brings a profound, soul-searing loss of security. The homeless often feel invisible, as if they have no place in the world.
"No Place Like Home" portrays homeless men, women, and children with faces marked by hopelessness, despair, anger, or quiet acceptance. They sit beneath real estate ads for multi-million-dollar homes — a stark irony that highlights the deep divide between wealth and need.
Inspired by a photo by Stephen Davies of Hawaii, used with permission.