Artist Statement
I like the idea of using color in the physical realm, as optical wavelengths of
light that are read by sight, in the philosophical context, as color relates to symbolism, and psychologically, as color creates
an individual emotional response. I enjoy creating abstract figurative work and narrative realism. Although my work is influenced
by both renaissance, in mythology and spiritualist themes, and impressionist’s brushwork and free flowing design, I
feel it’s important to focus on contemporary relationships with humanity in the 21st Century...
A Philosophical Experiment into Life's "Moments in Time"
Featured Painting of the Month
Original on 16x20 Camvas
Sometimes I wonder, and I wander. I dream about the long tall yellow grass in the fields, the wind washing over it like a
wave of golden autumn sunlight. The way the reeds ebb and flow like ocean waves in the dry grassy fields of the Texas hilltops.
I feel the coolness of the crisp Texas autumn, the dry sunny blue days, and the long dark haunting nights. I hear the coyotes
off in the distance. They yelp like crying children. Are they lonely? Are they hungry? Do they simply want to find a place
to call home and stop their relentless wandering?
