A celebration of color, form and texture.
It has been noted that my work has an Asian feel. This is not a conscious decision but may be the result of my years of travel to Japan and my lifelong interest in Eastern philosophy. I am attracted to simplicity of form, asymmetry, and worn, weathered looking surfaces. Those Zen-like elements show up time and time again in my painting.
Over the years my work has evolved into a more abstract style, morphing images into bold, simple shapes. There’s a strong emphasis on color and texture. In my current paintings I add layers of oil pigment on top of textured acrylic to create sensual surfaces that are rich with depth and nuance.
Over the years my work has evolved into a more abstract style, morphing images into bold, simple shapes. There’s a strong emphasis on color and texture. In my current paintings I add layers of oil pigment on top of textured acrylic to create sensual surfaces that are rich with depth and nuance.