Dahlia #1, 20” x 16”, oil on canvas
2023
Available at 13 Forest Gallery, Arlington, Ma.
20” x 16”, oil on canvas
2023
Available at 13 Forest Gallery, Arlington, Ma.
20” x 16”, oil on canvas
2023
NFS
oil & acrylic on linen,
30” x 30”
2023
sold
Stormy Weather: Lemon Branch, 30’’ x 24’’, oil and acrylic on canvas, 2023
Available at 13 Forest Gallery, Arlington, Ma.
Stormy Weather: Hydrangea, 24’’ x 24’’, oil and acrylic on linen, 2023
Available at 13 Forest Gallery, Arlington, Ma.
Stormy Weather: The Irises, 20’’ x 20’’, oil and acrylic on linen, 2023
Sold
Stormy Weather: The Lilies, 20 x 20, oil and acrylic on linen, 2023
Available at 13 Forest Gallery, Arlington, Ma.
Stormy Weather: the Sunflowers, 24 x 24, oil and acrylic on linen, 2023
sold
Stormy Weather: the Dark Tulips, 40” x 30”, oil and acrylic on canvas, 2023
sold
Stormy Weather: Strange Clouds, 55’’ x 53”, mixed media on paper, 2023
Available
10” x 8”, acrylic and oil on canvas,
2022
sold out
10” x 8”, acrylic and oil on canvas,
2022
available at 13 Forest Gallery, Arlington, Ma.
10” x 8”, acrylic and oil on canvas,
2022
sold out
10” x 8”, acrylic and oil on canvas,
2022
available at 13 Forest Gallery, Arlington, Ma.
oil on panel, 14” x 10 3/4”,
2022
available at 13 Forest Gallery in Arlington, Ma.
acrylic, oil pastels, and colored pencils on canvas
48” x 36”
2022
sold out
10” x 8”, acrylic and oil on canvas,
2022
sold out
Collage, mixed media on canvas paper, 46 1/2” x 46”,
2022
Available
Collage, mixed media on canvas paper, 46 1/2” x 46”,
2022
Available
50 1/2” x 38”, collage, acrylic, oil pastel, and pencil on brown paper,
2021
available
50 1/2” x 38”, acrylic, oil pastels, and pencil on brown paper,
2021
available
oil on board, 10” x 8”
2021
oil on board, 12’’ x 12’’
2021
availabe
oil on canvas, 12” x 9”
2021
sold
oil on canvas, 12” x 9”
2021
sold
50 1/2” x 38”, mixed media on brown paper,
2021
sold out
13 1/2” x 10 1/2”, oil on panel
2021
available
13 1/2” x 10 1/2”, oil on panel
2021
sold
11 1/2’ x 8 1/2”, oil on panel
2021
available
11 1/2’ x 8 1/2”, oil on panel
2021
sold out
11 1/2’ x 8 1/2”, oil on panel
2021
available
11" x 8", pastel on paper,
2021
sold
11" x 8", pastel on paper,
2021
sold
11" x 8", pastel on paper,
2021
not for sale
11" x 8", pastel on paper,
2021
not for sale
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
Available
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
available
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
sold
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
11" x 8", oil pastels on paper, 2021
20” x 16”, oil on panel
2020
sold
oil painting on panel, 20” x 16”
2020
sold
20” x 20”, oil on linen
2020
sold
20’’ x 16’’, oil on panel
2020
sold
40” x 30”, mixed media on canvas
2020
sold
36” x 24”, mixed media (graphite, acrylic, oil sticks, pastels) on canvas
2020
55” x 41”, mixed media on cardboard
2020
55” x 41”, mixed media on cardboard
2020
12” x 12”, oil on gessobord
2020
sold
12” x 12”, oil on gessobord,
2020
sold
12’’ x 12’’, oil on gessobord
2020
sold
20’’ x 16’’, oil on panel
2020
sold
20’’ x 16’’, oil on panel
2020
available
12” x 9”, oil on canvas
2019
sold
12” x 9”, oil on canvas
2019
sold
36” x 48”, acrylic on canvas
2019
sold
36” x 48”, acrylic on canvas
2019
sold
12” x 9”, oil on board canvas
2019
available
12” x 9”, oil on canvas
2019
sold
14” x 11’’ oil on gessobord
2019
sold
18” x 24”, acrylic on gessobord,
2019
sold
12” x 16”, oil on gessobord
2019
sold
8” x 10” oil on board canvas
2019
sold
8” x 10” oil on gessobord
2018
sold
12’’ X 9” oil on gessobord
2019
sold
60” x 45”, acrylic on canvas
2018
available
60” x 48”, mixed media
2018
60” x 48”, acrylic on canvas
2018
available
60” x 48”, acrylic painting
2018
sold
23” x 18 1/4” oil on mylar, framed
2018
Available at 13 Forest Gallery in Arlington
19” x 18” oil on mylar
2018
sold
18 1/2” x 24”, oil on mylar
2018
sold
24” x 30” oil on gessoed wood panel
2018
sold
9” x 12” oil on canvas board
2018
sold
15 1/2" x 20 1/2" oil on mylar
2018
sold
12 1/2" x 17" oil on mylar
2017
sold
13” x 13 1/2” oil on mylar
2017
sold
8" x 10" oil on wood panel
2017
sold
8" x 10" oil on wood panel
2017
sold
8" x 10" oil on wood panel
2017
sold
8" x 10" oil on wood panel
2017
24" x 14 1/2”, oil on mylar
2017
sold
21 1/2" x 12", oil on mylar
2017
sold
15" x 9 1/4" oil on mylar
2017
sold
16 3/4" x 11", oil on mylar
2017
sold
15 1/4" x 11 1/4" oil on mylar
2017
12 1/4" x 11 1/4", oil on mylar
2017
14" x 13", oil on mylar
2016
sold
15" x 10 1/2", oil on mylar
2017
Summer Bouquet
13" X 16", oil on mylar
2015
9" x 12", oil on carton board
2016
sold
12” x 11", oil on mylar
2015
sold
9" x 13" oil painting on mylar
2016
sold
8 3/4" x 11 3/4", oil on mylar
2015
sold
7 3/4 " x 10 1/2" oil painting on card board, framed
2015
sold
65” x 38”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
65” x 38”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
65” x 38”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils, oil), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
62” x 38”, mixed media collage (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, paper, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
62” x 38”, mixed media collage (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, paper, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
65” x 38”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
35” x 63”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
53” x 35”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
53” x 35”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils) on heavy brown paper
2020
This idea originated at Home Depot. During the Quarantine, I went to this store many times. One day I run into this heavy duty brown paper that is used by house painters to cover the floors. I loved how sturdy, resistant and strong this material is. So I decided to explore an idea that I saw long ago online. In this video, artists were painting with a brush attached to a stick. I was mesmerized by this insane technique. I went to the woods, and found a long, strong, and curvy branch. I took it to the studio, taped a brush to the end, put some acrylic paints and water container on the floor, and started to explore with the idea. I was impressed to see how hard it is to control the brush. And came to realize that this is about letting go, being loose and free. At the same time, I was social distancing from my paintings which came to be a hot topic during the Quarantine.
60” x 35”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
53” x 35”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, paper, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
56” x 35”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
59” x 35”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils), on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
53” x 35”, mixed media (pencil, acrylic, oil pastels, color pencils) on heavy brown paper
2020
Available
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
57” x 35”. acrylic, pencil, pastel oil, on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
38” x 32”. acrylic, pencil, pastel oil, on heavy brown paper
2020
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
43” x 31”, acrylic, pencil, pastel oil on heavy brown paper,
2020
sold
This series of artwork started with the idea of creating large scale paintings while in lockdown in Maine. One day I came across this heavy duty khaki colored paper used for protecting surfaces, and I felt it would be great to paint on. I taped a section of the paper to the garage wall and started experimenting with acrylic paints. Then “social distancing” was everywhere. And I thought it might be interesting to incorporate the concept into my paintings. I found a 6 foot curved branch in the yard, attached a brush to the end of it, and started painting from a distance on the paper. Combining this with other techniques and materials, I found the resulting work to be artistically very satisfying.
6” x 6”, oil on wood panel
2020
sold
6” x 6”, oil on wood panel
2020
sold
6” x 6”, oil on wood panel
2020
sold
6” x 6”, oil on wood panel
2020
6” x 6”, oil on wood panel
2020
6” x 6”, oil on gessobord
2019
sold
6” x 6”, acrylic on panel
2019
6” x 6”, acrylic on panel
2019
available
6” x 6”, acrylic on panel
2019
sold
6” x 6”, acrylic on panel
2019
sold
6” x 6”, acrylic on panel
2019
sold
6” x 6”, acrylic on panel
2019
sold
