67 Attendants is ongoing series of abstracted portraits based on the crushed skull and headdress on view at The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Located in the Near East and Babylonian Section, the flattened remains belong to only one of sixty-seven attendants found in the “Great Death Pit” of Queen Puabi. Both funerary masks and disembodied silhouettes, this collection of collages is a meditation on the impacted lives of others together altered by one individual’s fatal experience.
 The First Attendant |  Attendant Two |  Attendant Three |
|---|---|---|
 Attendant Four |  Attendant Five |  Attendant Six |
 Attendant Seven |  Attendant Eight |  Attendant Nine |
 Attendant Ten |  Attendant Eleven |  Attendant Twelve |
 Attendant Thirteen |  Attendant Fourteen |  Attendant Fifteen |
 Attendant Sixteen |  Attendant Seventeen |  Attendant Eighteen |
 Attendant Nineteen |  Attendant Twenty |  Attendant Twenty-One |
 Attendant Twenty-Two |  Attendant Twenty-Three |  Attendant Twenty-Four |
 Attendant Twenty-Five |  Attendant Twenty-Six |  Attendant Twenty-Seven |
 Attendant Twenty-Eight |  Attendant Twenty-Nine |  Thirty |
 Attendant Thirty-One |  Attendant Thirty-Two |  Attendant Thirty-Three |