ART $500 to $1000
The Cabin (24"x18")
$600 (framed)
This piece utilizes deeply layered mixed-media materials to express a surreal and mysterious living forest that shimmers and moves while interacting with light sources.
Park Lovers (24"x18")
$600
Two lovers as expressions of mother earth.
Into the Land of Ice and Snow (30"x24")
$650
An invitation to the viewer to join this intrepid soul in a surreal yet familiar landscape.
Three Peaks (24"x36")
$700
Richly layered acrylic materials to express the majesty and "life" of my most beloved mountain memories and adventures.
Taming the Spirit Bear (24"x24")
$600
A mystical dream sequence of spirits and the beyond.
Between Worlds (24"x18")
$575
A universal experience of feeling caught between the material and immaterial worlds.
We are Made of Stardust (18"x24")
$950
The atoms floating in interstellar space light years away float inside our bodies, they are the building blocks that make our existence possible. Indeed we are all truly made of star dust!
Desire (24"x18")
$800
The moment where two souls meet, even briefly, in an experience of desire and peace manifested by a shimmering energy echoing the encounter of passion.
Northern Dancer (24"x18")
$850
An spiritual expression of movement and dance...a suggestion of northern peoples moving in a ritualistic performance.
Floating Together (25"x30")
$650
Floating and flying...falling...the personification of pure joy, love, a couple experiencing the purity of human bonding and connection.
The Dancer in Green (36"x36")
$900
Life is a dance, choreographed or not, expressions of drama and celebration, and sometimes pain and suffering.
Forest Bathing (24"x18")
$850
Shinrin-yoku is the Japanese word for "forest bathing"....
absorbing the forest atmosphere - the practice encourages people to spend time in nature.
Here I manifest a fire of kinetic energy, vibrating as if on fire. This is a place where these two figures recharge their spiritual energy, experiencing a healing process and special connection.
Every child intuitively understands this experience. If only we could do more to protect forests for future generations to bathe in.
