Galleries > LANDSCAPES

Reflections (yellow sky)
encaustic paint and photo transfer
5" X 5"
2015
$70
Open Field (fire)
encaustic paint and photo transfer
2 7/8" X 5"
2015
$60
Open Field (pink sky)
encaustic paint and photo transfer
3 1/4" X 4 1/2"
2015
$60
Lighthouse (storm break)
encaustic paint and photo transfer
6 3/4" X 3 1/4"
2015
$70
Lighthouse (blue sky)
encaustic paint and photo transfer
5 1/4" X 3 1/4"
2015
$60
Stone Arch Mosaic
encaustic and photo transfer
4 1/4" X 8"
2014
$50
Endless Elevators (Pink Sky)
encaustic paint and photo transfer
4" X 6 3/4"
2014
$45
Stone Arch Sketch
colored pencil on coloredpaper
4" X 4"
2013
$40
Pillsbury Shadow
gouche on colored paper
4" X 5"
2013
$50
Under Mendota Bridge
oil on canvas, metal, wood
28" X 11" X 8"
2011
$600
Vacant Factory
oil on masonite
6" X 4"
2012
$50
Grain Stacks
oil on masonite
4" X 6"
2012
$70
Three Boulders
Oil on canvas
31" X 28"
2007
$400
Garden of the Gods
Oil and colored pencil on paper
13" X 27"
2007
$150
Rock Abstraction
Oil on masonite with wood and metal frame
9" X 9"
2006
$50

I absorb all the images that surround me on a daily basis, often documenting my surroundings with my camera and bringing them back to the studio.

While living at my family's shore house in New Jersey in 2005, I often found myself at Long Beach Island when the beach was empty in the winter. I was drawn to the parks and walking trails while living in Southern Illinois in 2005-2008, and was intruigued by the geological formations that made the trails treacherous at times. Now that I have returned to the area in 2014, I am drawn to the wide open spaces and cornfields.

During my years in the Twin Cities (2008-2014), I absorbed my surroundings that varied from post-industrial to wilderness via the diversity of bike trails. I'm reminded of the city's rich history from the former factory buildings that have been abandoned and reinvigorated. I'm also drawn to the underbelly of bridges,roadways, and tunnels, reminding me of the complicated infrastructure that keeps cities operational.

As a second time Southern Illinois resident, I will continue to discover the beauty and sparseness of this area.