Painterly Abstraction
Although my inspiration comes from a variety of
sources such as music or landscapes, the true essence of my work is in the
process. First, I texturize the canvas. Next, I layer it with paint until an
image emerges. Earth tones dominate this stage since they are comforting and
easy to live with. Finally, I concentrate on the focal points, employing strong
color relationships and intriguing shapes. It is not necessary to seek a deeper
meaning in my work for I am simply trying to capture an emotion or moment in
time.
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all works on this page are
acrylic mixed media on canvas
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Canyon Twilight
22 x 28
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Monk
41 x 31
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Hand of Time
12 x 24
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Impending Release
36 x 24
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Desert Solstice
48 x 48
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Destination
48 x 36
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In Anticipation of Spring
25 x 37
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Rhythm
48 x 24
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Passage
25 x 48
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Copper & Sand
31 x 21
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Dance of the Desert
36 x 36
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Regarding Russia
31 x 21
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Evidence of Humanity
31 x 41
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Reflection
49 x 25
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November Song
36 x 24
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