If I had to label myself, I would say that I am a nature painter using the abstract approach to accentuate the underlying mystery of life. Realism disrupted by movement, light, visual disturbances and thoughts, fuels my work.
At times I incorporate fragments of my poetry, or words from dreams that can be a possible reference to the ancient mind.
My goal is always to lead the viewer to a new place.
The air was lighter after they took off.
36 X 48, acrylic on canvas NFS
2020 SALI National Abstract Art Exhibit XVI
For Eva Kor A-7063
22 X 28, acrylic & china marker on canvas
Hoosier Women Artists 2020
This point begins the music
24 x 30, acrylic on canvas SOLD
American Artwork 2020
The Roosevelt Hotel
36 x 48, acrylic on canvas
2019 SALI National Abstract Art Exhibit XV
PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD
I see through you.
22 X 28, acrylic and china marker on canvas
2019 WVAC IU-East 41st Juried Exhibit
The body is an interface between the galaxies and the worm...
40 X 40, acrylic and oil stick on canvas NFS
2018 SALI National Abstract Art Exhibit XIV
3rd Place Award
Hidden Gondola
24 x 48, acrylic on canvas
40th Annual Whitewater Valley Art Competition ~IU East (2018)
5 More Eggs
30 X 40, acrylic on canvas
40th Annual Whitewater Valley Art Competition ~ IU East (2018)
Trevi Memories
16 X 20, acrylic on canvas
American Artwork 2018
In darkness, the hours hunt the mourning.
22 X 28, acrylic on canvas NFS
Here. Drink this.
22 X 28, acrylic and china marker on canvas
The Tattooed Beast
acrylic on canvas, 22 X 28
The rhythm of the dividing pair
16 X 20, acrylic on canvas
Fata Morgana
22 X 28, acrylic on canvas
Blissful Amnesia
acrylic on canvas, 22 X 28
Life's ladder folds like red umbrellas and fire escapes.
acrylic on canvas, 11 X 14
The Quiet Artery
22 X 28, acrylic & oil stick on canvas NFS
Sweaty Summer Bodies
18 X 24, acrylic on canvas
"Shall we roll it, Jimmy?" (Black Mountain Side)
18 X 24, acrylic on canvas
Crawling Through Time
16 X 20, acrylic on canvas
Cleanse the Temple
acrylic on canvas, 16 X 20
I do not need to be saved.
16 X 20, acrylic on canvas
It was the possibility of depression that made the day so bright
