Ellen's View 30x48" thrown and splattered paint on canvas 2022
Ellen's View is a painting taken from a photograph an artist friend sent to me from Hawaii. Her story of the spot was compelling enough for me to want to paint the image she not only sent, but portrayed in her telling. I tried to capture her peaceful story and that little bit of reflection on the water (using a long throw using a stick).
Adelman Fine Art San Diego
Rebecca Molayem Gallery, Los Angeles
Seven Women Artists Exhibit 2021
September 18th through October 16th
I love this painting. This one did everything I wanted it to do. It retains the image but allows for the technique of throwing paint. It sets a mood, and integrates the sky with the tree. I am happy.
Rebecca Molayem Gallery, Los Angeles
Seven Women Artist Exhibt
Sept 18th through Oct. 16th 2021
This Jacaranda received an update recently. It was a little too "tight". I walk a fine line of representation, albeit impressionism, and technique. Because the work is "thrown", it defeats the purpose of the technique, if it is too representational. My ego sometimes gets in the way and I want to show how well I can throw paint. However, that's only a part of the painting process. Ego aside, the work should honor the technique.
Rebecca Molayem Gallery, Los Angeles
Seven Women Artists Exhibit 2021
September 18 through October 16th
reception September 18th 6-9pm
I have been very fortunate to be represented in Los Angeles by Rebecca Molayem for the past five years. For this exhibit, she has invited 7extraordinary women artist, herself included, to display their works. The talent in the gallery is palpable.
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In the foreground are sculptures by Rebecca Molayem.
Adelman Fine Art, San Diego
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