I live and work in Brooklyn, but my paintings are expanding into rockier terrain. In the mountains of Iceland and the American West, I’ve drawn and recorded the rock formations that rise dramatically from the deep or have been gathered by glaciers in peculiar arrangements. In geologic time, their postures are just as temporary as two people talking on the street corner. Poised to convey the wisdom of a preserved past, these rocks speak volumes.
Sun Carved / 36" x 36" / vinyl and acrylic on canvas
Jump Cut / 36”x 63.75” / vinyl and acrylic on canvas
Dazzleface / 11”x 22” / vinyl and acrylic on canvas
Call and Response / 36” x 64” / vinyl and acrylic on canvas
Song for Bonnard / 24” x 46” / vinyl and acrylic on canvas
Prismascope / 11”x 22” / vinyl and acrylic on canvas
Furrows / 10.5”x 10.5” / vinyl and acrylic on wood
Precipitous / 10.75” x 10.75” (+.5” top right) / vinyl and acrylic on wood
Scarp / 10.5” x 10.5” / vinyl and acrylic on wood
Formations / 10.5”x 11” / vinyl and acrylic on wood
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