Sculptorial
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Blazing Palm, 24" x 36" Wood and acrylic on canvas
Clouds Over Tuscany, 30" x 24" Acrylic and paper on canvas
Wave Duet, 16" x 12" acrylic, wood & aluminum foil on canvas
Seaside Flowers, 20" x 24" Acrylic on driftwood and board (lit from the right) (SOLD)
Seaside Flowers, 20" x 24" Acrylic on driftwood and board (lit from the left) (SOLD)
Bougainvillea in Deep Red, 12" Round acrylic on wood
Clockvine Blooms, 16" round. (SOLD) The flowering vine ambles up. The edges of the circle slide down. The result is much like a fountain with perpetual flow.
Unfurled Owl, 30" x 24", acrylic on canvas and wood
Rapt in Color, 18" round, acrylic on wood
Pelican Splash, 35" x 28" acrylic and wood on canvas
On the Lookout, 36" x 24", acrylic on canvas and wood
Bird of Paradise in Marshland, 36" x 24" acrylic on wood. Strikingly exotic flowers are expressed with long, languid forms. The warm red of the flowers are draped in cool greens, violets and blues, adding mystery to the scene.
Red Hollyhocks, 24" x 20" acrylic on canvas, board and cardboard (lit from right) (SOLD) These flowers are unfolding and suggest the cresting of waves upon the sea. Due to its pronounced central relief, this work looks significantly different when lit from the right or left.
Red Hollyhocks, 24" x 20" acrylic on canvas, board and cardboard (lit from the left) (SOLD) These flowers are unfolding and suggest the cresting of waves upon the sea. Due to its pronounced central relief, this work looks significantly different when lit from the right or left.
Magenta Daylilies, 38” x 24” acrylic on wood and Masonite (SOLD)- CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW VIDEO Choreographing colors with shapes can create great visual vibrancy. In producing this work, my goal was to capture daylilies bursting with life.
The Phoenix 34" x 28" , Acrylic on canvas and wood. Sometimes when you feel sad, the best songs to hear are ones that start sadly and gradually pick up steam. In a more stark manner, the phoenix needs to burn to be reborn. Here, the phoenix is rebounding from death to rebirth.
Many-colored Manatee, 28" x 26" acrylic, seashells and wood on canvas
Heart of the Plant, 18” x 24” acrylic, board and cardboard on canvas. (SOLD) (shown lit from right) Vertical lines in nature pair well with our binocular (two-eyed) vision and add vitality to three-dimensional forms. As you walk side to side, notice how the imagery in this piece changes.
Heart of the Plant, 18” x 24” acrylic, board and cardboard on canvas. (SOLD) (shown lit from left) Vertical lines in nature pair well with our binocular (two-eyed) vision and add vitality to three-dimensional forms. As you walk side to side, notice how the imagery in this piece changes.
Poppies, 22” x 16” mdf board and acrylic (from the right) Solid colors in a limited pallet upon same-width perpendicular forms harmonize and clash delivering an unsettled vitality to this work.
Poppies, 22” x 16” mdf board and acrylic Solid colors in a limited pallet upon same-width perpendicular forms harmonize and clash delivering an unsettled vitality to this work.
Poppies, 22” x 16” mdf board and acrylic (from the left) Solid colors in a limited pallet upon same-width perpendicular forms harmonize and clash delivering an unsettled vitality to this work.
Surge, 12" x 24" acrylic on wood (shown lit from left and right) (SOLD) A jolt of energy;, the wrestling of two forces; full-on impact — regardless of how you read this work, I find its dynamic energy is mesmerizing.
Hawk Rising, 16" x 12" acrylic and mixed media on canvas (SOLD) Balancing updrafts with gravity and the speed of flight with headwinds, the hawk hovers as it scans its terrain.
Egret takes flight, 17” x 14” acrylic on wood
Acrobatic Rapture, 12" x 16" acrylic and wood on canvas (Center Lit) (SOLD)
Acrobatic Rapture, 12" x 16" acrylic and wood on canvas (SOLD) (Lit from right)
Acrobatic Rapture, 12" x 16" acrylic and wood on canvas (SOLD) (Lit from left)
The Osprey's Catch, 37" x 24", Mixed media, acrylic on wood & wire. Life is viewed from singular perspectives. Universal perspectives can only be imagined. In this work, the osprey represents death to the fish. The fish represent life to the osprey. The catch is another successful day of living for the osprey. It is the loss of a sibling for the fish. Yet, universally, the osprey and the fish are caught up in the same cyclical flows of nature—each a minuscule element in an unfolding world.
Highland Park Lilacs, 18" x 24", Acrylic & wood on canvas (SOLD) A walk through Highland Park in lilac season is more than fragrant. These flowering bushes are nicely spaced to provide dialogue with their surroundings, including two magnificent Austrian pine trees, one of which is featured here.
Pink Magnolias,HP 15" x 29" , Acrylic on wood. (SOLD) Walking through the magnolia trees when blooming in Rochester, NY’s Highland Park, you can feel like a bird flying between blossoms and branches.
Ibis Wading, 24"x 24", Acrylic on Wood (SOLD) The revered ibis of ancient Egyptian mythology gracefully wades in this ethereal setting. Its bright orange beak and feet are strong focal points to the lighter, cooler colors surrounding it.
Mockingbird Vibes, Acrylic on canvas and wood, 12" x 36"