My Precious
36” x 36”
Oil on Canvas
My Precious (Detail 1)
36” x 36”
Oil on Canvas
My Precious (Detail 2)
36” x 36”
Oil on Canvas
My Precious (Detail 3)
36” x 36”
Oil on Canvas
Bind Her Around Your Neck
36” x 24”
Oil on Canvas
Bind Her Around Your Neck (Detail 3)
36” x 24”
Oil on Canvas
Bind Her Around Your Neck (Detail 2)
36” x 24”
Oil on Canvas
Bind Her Around Your Neck (Detail 1)
36” x 24”
Oil on Canvas
Bind Her Around Your Neck (Detail 4)
36” x 24”
Oil on Canvas
Arrested By My Moon
48” x 36”
Oil on Canvas
Arrested By My Moon (Detail 1)
48” x 36”
Oil on Canvas
Arrested By My Moon (Detail 2)
48” x 36”
Oil on Canvas
The Visitation
12” x 12”
Oil on Canvas
The Visitation (Detail)
12” x 12”
Oil on Canvas
Golden Boy Patina
12” x 12”
Oil on Canvas
Little Eye
Acrylic on wood panel
6” x 6”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Little Eye
Acrylic on wood panel
6” x 6”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Little Eye
Acrylic on wood panel
6” x 6”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Downed Bird
Acrylic and charcoal on paper
26” x 40”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Downed Bird
Acrylic and charcoal on paper
26” x 40”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Wallflower(s)
Acrylic and charcoal on paper
26” x 40”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Wallflower(s)
Acrylic and charcoal on paper
26” x 40”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Stop Looking
Acrylic and charcoal on wood panel
16” x 16”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Stop Looking
Acrylic and charcoal on wood panel
16” x 16”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Stop Looking
Acrylic and charcoal on wood panel
16” x 16”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
Stop Looking
Acrylic and charcoal on wood panel
16” x 16”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
The Long Hard Look
Acrylic and charcoal on paper
26” x 40”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
The Long Hard Look
Acrylic and charcoal on paper
26” x 40”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
The Long Hard Look
Acrylic and charcoal on paper
26” x 40”
2020
“Inspired by the iconic green hedges of many West LA homes, Who Are You explores the notion of barriers and boundaries put between ourselves and others in both the physical and psychological realm. Welcoming in onlookers with an organic, verdant aesthetic coaxes engagement to a home while simultaneously blocking out any intimate connection. These works are an invitation for self-examination of one’s emotional state and the similar barriers we impose subconsciously to protect our mental homes from the Other.”
The Boy and the Bee
Oil on Canvas
36" x 36"
Making Light of Things I
Acrylic on Panel
6" x 6"
Making Light of Things II
Acrylic on Panel
6" x 6"
Making Light of Things III
Acrylic on Panel
6" x 6"
Making Room
Oil/Acrylic on Canvas
Making Room
Oil/Acrylic on Canvas
12" x 12" Panels
Making Room
Oil/Acrylic on Canvas
12" x 12" Panels
Making Room (Excerpt)
Oil/Acrylic on Canvas
12" x 12"
Making Room (Excerpt)
Oil/Acrylic on Canvas
12" x 12"
Making Room (Installation)
Oil/Acrylic on Canvas
12" x 12" Panels + Family Quilts
Safe Place
Acrylic on Floral Fabric
28" x 42"
Safe Place (Triptych)
Acrylic on Floral Fabric
48" x 120"
Safe Place - At Rest
Acrylic on Floral Fabric
38" x 48"
Fading Away
Oil on Floral Fabric
38" x 48"
Old and New
Oil on Floral Fabric
24" x 30"
Recent Works
Who Are You?
The Bees
Making Room
Florals