Paintings and Collage
I painted for many years before my breakthrough landscape series, where I left conventional composition behind and abstracted the experience of a rocky landscape. I painted the colour and texture of stone as it might be seen through a magnifying glass. Certainly abstract, but hyper-realistic as well. No recognizable forms were visible, but the experience of really seeing rock was completely present.
After completing a series of these paintings, I began adding flourishes of paint to add points of interest and enhance the complexity of the compositions. Eventually, the flourishes became the dominant features, where large swipes and broad bands of colour created idealized landscapes.
To these Modernist works, I yielded to my Romantic inclinations and began inserting collaged items, figurative forms and other recognizable shapes, playing with the balance between romantic beauty and the modernist sublime. About this time, personal experience intervened and I began to incorporate spiritual elements in my work. This triple combination - Romanticism, Modernism and Spiritualism - is the basis of both my two and three-dimensional work. This complexity creates a depth of meaning, no matter the size or medium of my art.
Large
A History of Conversations Between Me and Hue
A Marvelous Place to Get Lost
A Muse Amused
An Affinity for Infinity and Reflection
Both Observation and Resurrection
Capricious Diversity
Conversation Extended Through the Night
Dreams and Meditations
Duo XXXV
Duo LIX
Ecriture and Rapture
Full Moon Thrall
Glissando
Overruled by Serendipity
Pablo Tableau
Serenity, Now and Then
Tempest for Turner
The Truth Walked in The Door
The Venus Nebula
Three Views...
A World Touched with Freshness and Optimism
Duo LXIX
Medium
Context, Taken out of the Blue
Desire, Rerouted and Reposed
Divergence
Drawn to All Things
Duo XVI
Duo XX
Duo LXII
Duo LXXXI
Go Figure
Half Buddha Blues
Pink Parrot
Tabled Two
Small
Blue Bally
Duo XIX
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