Monday, January 30, 2006

Out of the Storm




Acrylic, straw, found metal fans, on wood panel. 31" X 28" Click image for closer view. $850 SOLD

Friday, January 27, 2006

Wooden



Acrylic, found wood, found flowers, on wood panel. 24" X 24" Click photo for larger view. $650 NOT FOR SALE

Wednesday, January 25, 2006

Tear My Heart Out








Clay and Arylic on 3 1/2" X 5" panels. Click image for larger view. $150 SOLD

Ouch. This painting was made after a recent heartbreak where I was simply so upset and exhausted that I couldn't breathe. It just felt as if someone had literally struck their hand through my chest and tore my heart out. I felt vacant, emotionless, and alone.

Wednesday, January 18, 2006

Landslide




Acrylic and found paper on matte board, 28" X 22" Framed. Click on photo for close-up. NOT FOR SALE

This particular piece was inspired by the remake of the Stevie Nicks song, "Landslide" by the Smashing Pumpkins. Each piece of found paper represents every hope, dream, love, loss we've aquired in a lifetime and how at times, it can feel like a landslide brings it all down. I was an emotional wreck when I created it. I put “Landslide” on repeat for hours on end and was frantic, almost manic cutting out all the little bits of paper, and feeling I wasn’t able to work fast enough. Not able to get what I was feeling, out, fast enough. If you did a DNA sampling of this piece, you’d find me all over it as my tears were overflowing. But the whole process was a very, in retrospect, pleasant experience as rather then hiding under the covers and wishing the world away I was able to express how I felt at that very moment. In a sense I was able to extricate my pain, and place it in a different space.

Sunday, January 15, 2006

Lips



Acrylic and plaster on wood panel. 48" X 30". Click photo for larger view. $550

Wednesday, January 04, 2006

Golden Waves




Mixed media on canvas. 48" X 30". Click on photo for larger view. $950

Acrylic paint and belt buckles were used in this piece which was inspired by a late night drive home, from the mountains to the ocean, where all the trees seemed to gleam white, and the ocean's waves sparkled.

Sunday, January 01, 2006

Letting Go




Mixed Media on cardboard. 28" X 22" framed. Click photo for larger view. $750

Glass, tile, plaster, paper and arcrylic paint where used in this painting which signifies the concept of the strength, courage, and sadness necessary when "Letting Go" of something that is very dear to you, all the while realizing it was enevitable. Red balloons don't last forever.