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Studio Work
Painting in Oils and Acrylic
Ink on Paper
Screen Prints
Recent Paintings
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INKS
are immediate gratification.

silos

florida shoreline

golden fog
2017

cutting edge
2017

old city philadelphia
2017

midwest
2017

biscayne
2016

XIWOLD
2018

my biggest fear
2017

wally world
2018

oregon
2016

cypress grove
2016

nm moon

picket
2017

savanna

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PRINT-MAKING
Silkscreen has become my favorite method over the past few years.
It is great fun to introduce in workshops.


midnight leona

big blue

earth barges

bulb cage

natural abstraction

windy spell

the blue machine

the plaza

red and blue on red

boccioni

summer nights seattle

1812

untitled

thatched union

summerwater

dark man
To alleviate my fears of impending
environmental doom,
I created the series,
On the Brighter Side of Post-Apocalyptic Minimalism,
which featured at the Fred Simon Gallery, of the Nebraska Arts Council, in a two-person show with Riccardo Marchio, in 2014. It imagines the transformation of artworks which have survived an overheated planet.

On the
Brighter Side of
Post-Apocalyptic Minimalism
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