Practicing Art
I embrace the power to challenge the status quo in the third act of my life.
I am a contemporary landscape artist whose dreamlike evocative work in gouache and watercolor on wood panels or paper captures the serene yet powerful essence of natural vistas. Deeply rooted in the dynamic spirit of Fauvism, Expressionism, Impressionism, and Surrealism, My style is a unique synthesis that explores the emotional and inherent beauty of both rugged and expansive landscapes.
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Galleries
My Art can be seen on site at shows and exhibitions.
Art Clubs
My Art can be seen in various locations in our community as part of special events or on a rotating basis in certain locations. For example, Sherman Art League regularly exhibits at the Sherman Public Library,
The Vision: Cosmic Cycles, Equity, and Renewal
I draw inspiration from the rich and varied terrains of the United States and the British Isles, with a particular focus on the American West, the vibrancy of the skies, and the fluid grace of flowing streams and waterfalls. My aesthetic is defined by a bold, distinctive approach to color and light, often blending hues not typically found in nature to create a compelling visual dialogue. I view color as the heartbeat of my art, using it to create a tapestry of familiarity and imagination.
At the core of my artistic vision is a deep reflection on the sacred cycles of creation, destruction, and renewal. I am fascinated by the eternal rhythm of birth, death, and potential rebirth that pervades the Cosmos and our natural world. My work seeks to capture this possibility of regeneration amidst decay, offering a lens through which we can find hope and resilience.
While landscapes are my primary subject, I also explore figurative work, animal studies, and still lifes. My foundational practice—built through private lessons and institutional education—emphasizes an intensive study of complementary and contrasting hues, allowing me to continually refine my craft.
