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I use a variety of media in my artwork. Photography, oil paints, printmaking such as wood cuts, intaglio, screen printing, and more. Central themes include, but are not limited to - nature, wisdom, age, spirituality, metaphysics, sacred geometry, emotion, the inner journey, etc. I take commissions on occasion. Please contact me should you have a request or to schedule a private viewing of my work. More artwork coming soon!
CIRCUS OF THE ELDERS
Oil on Canvas , 32” x 24” - $750 + shipping
This painting was created from a self-built diorama. The “elders” are performing above while the “youth” sit below. Although they are in the center of the stage, they do not perform. They have yet to learn. To purchase please contact me.
I WONDER
Framed rock photograph with text below. Brown matte, black frame, professionally framed in museum fade-resistant ultra-clear glass.
19.25” x 16.25” - $250 + shipping (Reduced from $350 for quick sale)
Text: I wonder if rocks that are one color, one material, one ore, might be lonely. Do rocks mimic our social patterns? Are the colorful rocks a marriage of openness and willingness to be with others? Are the single colored rocks the too-proud-to-know-you-type? Are they afraid to let down their guard and melt with another? Are rocks of similar color and structure a ‘gang’ or ‘clique,’ safely huddling together? Are the groups of rocks that are all vastly different and yet harmoniously living together the most evolved; the enlightened ones?
WINTER TENDS TO BE
Nature photograph. Brown matte and black frame. Professionally framed with museum quality fade-resistant glass. 19.25” x 16.25”
$250 + shipping (reduced from $350 for quick sale)
Text: Winter tends to be a “blank slate” for people. They wait for the colors of spring and fall, the green of summer, and the activities of animals as nature wakes up. I find that if I remain open in the winter, trusting that nature is not at all “blank” (maybe just cleaner or simpler), there is magic around every corner. These twigs were laid down upon a quilt of snow as a stark juxtaposition of colors. The leaf that “mistakenly” happened into the photo transforms the twigs into a stark winter tree with a small bird chirping about. Two dimensions become closer to three. Stillness becomes closer to activity. The “blank slate” becomes a drawn upon natural masterpiece.