Abstract Line drawing 9″ wide X 12 tall
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Woman of the woods
A Tree Woman Sculpture. 22″ tall x 6.5″ in diameter
Kahina
Kahina a woman of the forest.
Monk
Wood sculpture, Abstract Monk
Great Stellated Dodecahedron
Wood balls & dowels.
Chart a True Course – SOLD
12”x12” acrylic/mixed media on birch plywood, framed with a white matte in a 20”x20” black frame
2023
This series was inspired by the ten year period we spent living on our boat in Sausalito. This series expresses the still surface of the water and the slow aging of sun-weathered, chipped paint on old boats and docks. They also reflect the the wind, fog and sea and the uncertainty of life on the water. This series is created with layers of acrylic paint, collage, paint sticks, crayons and pencil that is scraped, grooved, pitted, sanded, removed and re-applied in a process that shows the history of its creation. In this way, these pieces mirror the chaos of nature, serendipity of life and the stillness of time passing.
Self Portrait
Engineered lumber, Baltic Birch plywood, & mirrors.
Votive Spiral for Winter Solstice
Wooden armature, steel wire, glass cups & candles.
Aviary
Douglas Fir lumber & dowels, stainless steel sheeting & wires.
Westerlies and Windy Seas SOLD
12”x12” acrylic/mixed media on birch plywood, framed with a white matte in a 20”x20” black frame
2023
Selected as one of 60 pieces out of 5,000+ for the Art2Life International Exhibition 2023
Juried into Arts Guild of Sonoma “Glimpse” show January 3-31, 2024
This series was inspired by the ten year period we spent living on our boat in Sausalito. This series expresses the still surface of the water and the slow aging of sun-weathered, chipped paint on old boats and docks. They also reflect the the wind, fog and sea and the uncertainty of life on the water. This series is created with layers of acrylic paint, collage, paint sticks, crayons and pencil that is scraped, grooved, pitted, sanded, removed and re-applied in a process that shows the history of its creation. In this way, these pieces mirror the chaos of nature, serendipity of life and the stillness of time passing.
