"These jewel-like paintings intuitively fuse different aesthetic traditions, folk art and old master, with natural grace and an uncanny quality that may be a species of magic." —American Arts Quarterly
There is a mad enchantment that possesses the heart and mind when confronted by the possibilities glimpsed through visions of beauty and love. "Allegory of Spring" is the first of the paintings for my upcoming solo exhibition "Mad Enchantment" at Meyer Gallery, Santa Fe. The opening reception is on September 15, from 5-7 pm and…
Thank you to everyone who attended the artist's reception at Meyer Gallery on Canyon Road last Friday. It is always a pleasure to get to converse about the inspirations for a body of work, and to hear about people's own interpretations and how a painting speaks to them. It was a lovely evening full of…
In exploring the many varieties of 'flora' and 'fauna', I drew inspiration from 17th Century Dutch flower painting's sumptuous beauty. The symbolism of flowers may speak of constancy, unrequited love, and the ephemeral nature of beauty itself. I continue to expand the role of animals in my works by looking back into the menagerie in Jean-Baptiste Oudry's paintings. I believe companion animals reflect the inner desires, jealousies, kindnesses and hurts of their human guardians.
I am very happy to announce my upcoming show "Flora and Fauna" at Meyer Gallery in Santa Fe running from September 16 thru September 22. It is the only show I am doing this year and the first works are now available at the gallery. As the show title "Flora and Fauna" suggests, the works…
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