Night Vision Dahlia Cast Glass Dahlia on Oil Painted Canvas Covered Wood Board 48 by 36 inches I enjoy photographing my garden at night using my camera’s night vision setting. It is fascinating combining technology and art, changing the way we see the world and each other. Technology allows me to see things we are…
Daphnis and Chloe Tribute to Chagall 2018 48 by 36 inches A local museum inherited a Chagall print called “Daphnis and Chloe”. The print was an interpretation of the ancient Greek story of Daphnis and Chloe, two lovers similar to Romeo and Juliet. I was asked to create an interpretation of the Chagall print and…
Origine, 42 inches by 36 inches Enameled painting on glass, photographs, black ink and oil paint on wood cradle board. My collage “Origine” depicts an ancient story, deconstructed over time, as it assimilated into modern culture. The ancient fable of “Daphnis and Chloe” is retold in a timeline from top to base. Inspired by…
Cast glass and oil painting on wood board 9 by12 inches Last summer instead of having vegetables I grew Dahlia’s. I began to compile a photographic diary of their life cycle. Shapes as well as shades of color change as time passes, so very similar to us. The Japanese believe in what they call “Wabi…
Clay model on canvas covered oil painted board 24 by 24 inches When artists cast glass, they often destroy their clay models in the process. I decided to carefully preserve my clay models and make them into artworks. Here I place my clay model on a canvas covered oil painted panel. It was difficult to…
Oil painting on canvas covered board with cast glass elements. 24 by 24 inches Made for the Sandwich REDUX 2012 show. Inspired by two painted and blown glass pieces in the Sandwich Glass Museum collection. A pair of birds sits on a bare branch inside a vase decorated with tulips in relief on its exterior. The…
Oil painting on board with glass flameworked elements 18 by 24 inches
Pencil drawing
Drawing on paper
Oil paint on canvas 48 by 48 inches A study in white and sienna oil paint of the artist’s mother and grandmother during the Great Depression.
