Cupertino
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The Ashton Desk
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The Burning Edge
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The Channel Master
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The Echo Box
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The Gold Rush
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The Timothy Cabinet
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Tilted Blooms
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Together
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Tribal women
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Untitled
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Urban Mosaic
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Waiting
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WARMTH
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Warmth 2
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Warmth 3
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Window Dressing
The Burning Edge
Encaustic with Shellac on 6x6x1.5 inch cradled wood panel.
The Gold Rush
An abstract still life combining symbolic elements like a flower vase, a lady figure, and a pot of gold coins offers so much room for interpretation. The flower vase might symbolize beauty, life, or even the transience of things, while the lady on it could represent grace, femininity, or the essence of a particular emotion or spirit. The pot of gold coins, on the other hand, could suggest wealth, prosperity, or perhaps the idea of hidden treasuresboth material and spiritual.
Tribal women
Tribal Indian women gathering lotus stems, an acrylic pour on canvas
Urban Mosaic
Acrylic and collage on gallery wrapped canvas. I find inspiration in urban structures and large cities. I hope you can feel the essence of this in "Urban Mosaic".
WARMTH
The bond between a man and a woman, especially when its rooted in love, trust, and mutual respect, can indeed feel pure and magical. Its like two souls finding harmony and understanding in each other, a deep connection that transcends words. Whether it's romantic love, partnership, or a deep friendship, that connection has a special kind of energy.
Warmth 2
The bond between mother and daughter is something so deep and complexfull of love, connection, and sometimes even challenges that are hard to put into words. Its like a quiet understanding, a thread that runs through the heart no matter what. This painting is a perfect way to express that magic, capturing a moment of that beautiful relationship.
Warmth 3
The love between Radha and Krishna is truly legendary, a divine expression of longing, devotion, and union. The image of Radha holding back the peacock feather from Krishnaher reluctance, and his playful insistencespeaks volumes about the dynamics of their relationship. It shows how even in love, there are moments of playfulness, testing, and the gentle push and pull of emotions.The peacock feather itself carries rich symbolism, representing beauty, grace, and the divinemaking it such a perfect token in their exchange.
Window Dressing
A window in the ancient village of Oppede on the north face of the Luberon, France shows off the paint brushes of the resident on a cloudy day.