Painting was my first love as an artist, and I always return to it.
My recent work is a reflection of my continued interest in contradiction, including the promises and challenges of Modernism, as well as material choices that point through recycling to the impact of our choices on the environment, and also point to the strategies employed by many of the Light & Space artists. I elaborate on my thinking about my practice here.
continuing in time towards completion of a process or period, acrylic paint on recycled glass and wood, 24″ x 24″ x 1.5″, 2024CuAl6(PO4)4(OH)8*4H2O, acrylic paint on recycled glass and wood, 19″ x 19″ x 1.5″, 2024through, acrylic paint on recycled glass and wood, 11″ x 11.5″ x 1.5″, 2024departure from the main topic, fluorescent and phosphorescent paint on recycled fabric, glass and wood, 25″ x 21″ x 3.5″, 2024superimposition, fluorescent and phosphorescent paint on recycled glass and wood, 11″ x 11.5″ x 1.5″, 2024bluegreen, acrylic on recycled glass and wood, 15″x11.5″x2″, 2025
I really did these, man. The color choices/combinations and variations on theme are very cool. Also love the glass with wood or metal frames; gives it a sleek and modern yet not-too-neat aesthetic. 👏🏼
I like these works. Successful on multiple levels. The references are fun. Especially appreciate they are more three dimensional than ‘a painting’ and they are made of recycled materials.
Painting After Art is Dead 
I really did these, man. The color choices/combinations and variations on theme are very cool. Also love the glass with wood or metal frames; gives it a sleek and modern yet not-too-neat aesthetic. 👏🏼
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I like these works. Successful on multiple levels. The references are fun. Especially appreciate they are more three dimensional than ‘a painting’ and they are made of recycled materials.
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