I find that I am increasingly drawn toward the intimate but everyday moments we share. There is much going on during these ordinary interactions. The mundane is important. Even those who dwell in the largest cities live out their lives and derive their meaning from interactions with friends and loved ones. That is how we search for meaning in our lives and how we share joy and sadness. As an artist, I try to examine these interactions in an honest and straightforward way. There is a sense of ambiguity and suspended time apparent in my paintings, but life is often ambiguous and our stories rarely have clear endings.
- Yellow Taxi–No. 2 32×32 Acrylic
- Together We Measure Time 10×8 Oil
- She Momentarily Thought of Nothing 14×11 Oil
- I See Everything Clearly Now 20×16 Oil
- Coffee House Blues 20×16 Oil on panel
- Chicago Rainy Night 32×24 Acrylic on panel
- Time is Heavy Now 14×11 Acrylic
- Sushi Lunch 10×10 Oil on panel
- Rainy Afternoon 20×24 Acrylic on panel
- I Didn’t Notice the Rain 16×20 Acrylic