Beverly Hills Art Show 2022 Oct. 15&16
Storm Nearing was imagined during a road trip to Colorado, where a storm traveling just to the west of our road was creeping upon us. Showing us ahead of time what it was that we were in for. A wonderful dousing.
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Beverly Hills ArtShow Oct. 15&16. 10am-5pm. booth 304
The Boundaries of Pink is one of only two blocked paintings. It is completely thrown, then blocked to give it tight edges, a force against the chaos. The blue here can be interpreted as either sky or river. Either way, it suggests a peaceful repose.
Beverly Hills ArtShow Oct 15&16. 10am-5pm. booth 304
Fog in the Low Lands was inspired by my early. morning walks through the hills. The sight of the fog, still nestled into the lower vales, giving a sense of a muffled world of peace.
Beverly Hills ArtShow Oct.15&16. 10am-5pm. booth 304
Shin Shin means, the sound of snow falling quietly. I hope this painting portrays the feeling
of that.
Beverly Hills ArtShow. 2022. October 15&16 10am-5pm Booth 304
There is no drawing or painting directly on the canvas. Often times there isn't much forethought before I start throwing, the painting and the process direct the subject and the outcome.
Beverly Hills ArtShow October 21&22 10am-5pm. Booth 320
Reach for the Sky is a delight of color, a celebration of life . One can almost feel the seeds as they scatter in the ocean breeze, to regenerate and reconfirm the color of life.
48x48" thrown and splattered paint on canvas. 2022
Beverly Hills ArtShow 2022. October 15&16 10am-5pm booth 304
Yellow is only the second type of this painting where I blocked parts of the painting, giving very sharp edges to the chaos of the throws. I like the juxtaposition of control and chaos shown here.
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Each are 36x18 thrown and splattered paint on canvas 2022
Beverly Hills ArtShow, October 15&16, 10am-5pm. Booth 304
Nothing is painted or drawn directly onto the canvas, the images are derived by the throws of paint using a large stick, and the splatters from brushes.
These paintings were inspired by the Faery Forest I visited in outside Washington State. Lore has it that Faeries reside in and among the trees and the brush, gifts are left by local residents in hopes of keeping these faeries happy.
40x60" thrown and splattered paint on canvas 2022
Beverly Hills ArtShow October 15&16 from 10am- 5pm. Booth 304
Jack in the Honey references our Jacaranda trees that grow out of our 7 foot tall Honeysuckle. It is a loose painting that gives the rhythm and feel of these delicate trees, ponderous in petal but lithe in their movements.
Jack threw fairly easily, it didn't fight me, so it appears lighter than some other of my other paintings, perfect for the subject matter. The lightness of being.
