Sculptural paintings result from a hard look at the local landscape, exploring form and color through new materials and processes. Three-dimensional paintings result from a combination of contemporary technologies, non-traditional materials, abstract painting sensibilities, and gravity, when optically derived colors are poured over sculptural forms.
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6:10 pm, February 12, 2012
Acrylic on Concrete Canvas X 36", 48” X 60”
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6:10 pm, February 12, 2012 (Detail)
Acrylic on Concrete Canvas X 36", 48” X 60”
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4:10 pm, May 13, 2012
Acrylic on Concrete Canvas X 36", 48” X 60”
2013 -
5:14 pm, February 28, 2012
Acrylic on Concrete Canvas, 85” X 30” X 30"
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3:20 pm, May 1, 2012
Acrylic on Concrete Canvas, 85” X 30” X 30"
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Topometry, Topology, Topography (Installation View)
MAC Gallery, Wenatchee
2013 -
Topometry, Topology, Topography (Installation View)
MAC Gallery, Wenatchee
2013 -
Earth Skin 1
Mixed media on fiberglass, 24" X 18" X 24"
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Earth Skin 3
Mixed media on fiberglass, 24" X 24" X 25"
2012 -
Untitled (Green Shelf Painting)
Acrylic on Mixed Media, 16” X 21” X 9”
2010 -
Untitled (Orange Shelf Painting)
Acrylic on Mixed Media, 16” X 21” X 9”
2010 -
Untitled (Oversized Canvas)
Acrylic on Canvas, 30” X 54” X 22”
2010 -
Plastic Topography
Spray Enamel and Acrylic on Plexiglass and Wood
2013 -
Blackened Topography
Mixed Media on Board, 18” X 24” X 3”
2010
