“LEAVES AND WEAVES”
Some time ago I created a series entitled “Shreds”. Using a paper shredder, I made strips of paper which I then wove into works of art. Returning to this method, I have created weavings that I then photographed and integrated into this new print series entitled “Leaves and Weaves”.
“LEAVES AND WEAVES”
Some time ago I created a series entitled “Shreds”. Using a paper shredder, I made strips of paper which I then wove into works of art. Returning to this method, I have created weavings that I then photographed and integrated into this new print series entitled “Leaves and Weaves”.
Am I painting a portrait of nature or celebrating my deep appreciation? Whichever purpose behind my painting inspirations, the process itself is so alluring. I have no explanations, just a sighting of the light hitting the tops of grasses in front of shadowy hills, and the colors of fire radiating to meet and disappear into the mountains beyond.
Energy-Flow- 36 x 48″ Acrylic on Canvas
Part of the energy series in the MOS
20×24″ oil on canvas
neighborhood street scene, fairfax
3D Color & Light Presentment: Radiant film, Wire, Light
Color & Light Photographic Excerpts: Archival Digital Prints
Luminosity and unseen communication drive my work. The elements are my muses. They are the matter we are made of.
Baby Blue is a visual response to whales found on Bolinas Beach—a way to honor and foster awareness.
I begin with layers of luminous ground, enabling the interplay of light with silver. The sun’s rays shifting on the panels creates an ever-changing image. Forms emerge and dissolve like ocean waves.
Sir Henry Hog is a bronze sculpture of a flying pig! He is 24″ high and 18 wide.He is on a wooden base.
Luminosity and unseen communication drive my work. The elements are my muses. They are the matter we are made of.
Baby Blue is a visual response to whales found on Bolinas Beach—a way to honor and foster awareness.
I begin with layers of luminous ground, enabling the interplay of light with silver. The sun’s rays shifting on the panels creates an ever-changing image. Forms emerge and dissolve like ocean waves.
Luminosity and unseen communication drive my work. The elements are my muses. They are the matter we are made of.
Sealevel Rising is a visual expression of the shifting climate and the element of water. There are 5 distinct images in this series.
I go into my studio, the elements, to honor them. They are the matter we are made of.
Art enables us to find ourselves
and lose ourselves at the same time.
~Thomas Merton
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