
Marimekko Wynn-Reeves | 2021

Blue Mountain Diptych | 2021

Carry-le-Rouet (Virginie's view) | 2019

Donati Price | 2019

The House That Katie Built | 2017

The Wolves of Yellowstone | 2017

Tree Frog | 2017

Atomic | 2017

Confidante | 2017
Marimekko Wynn-Reeves | 2021
Channeling the potent jujube brilliance of a departed friend.
Blue Mountain Diptych | 2021A plastic exercise using up remnants of paint from larger projects (a recurring discipline); begun in 2020 worked separately with no resolution in site, I placed them side by side one day and realized that I hadn’t been able to go further, because they were done—a single work. It’s amazing what you can see when the chaos subsides.
Carry-le-Rouet (Virginie's View) | 2019
Recalling my 2018 trip to France and a long overdue visit with one of my dearest friends and incorporating an unfinished sketchbook drawing.
Donati Price | 2019
A whimsical plastic exercise using up remnants of paint from larger projects (a recurring discipline) that reminded me of the succulent and often amusing orgies of color and texture found in both the production design of the cult classic film, Flash Gordon, and the ceramic works of Ken Price.
The House That Katie Built | 2017
Forget Jack. Above the clouds of toxic rain, Katie built anew, beautifully.
The Wolves of Yellowstone | 2017
Begun with dire thoughts, I was reminded of resilience with the balanced and correct application of power.
Tree Frog | 2017
I worry for the world, and all the splendid creatures in it.
Atomic | 2017
Mere studies of paint to catch the excess left by other projects, turned whimsy.
Confidante | 2017
What began as a technical exercise took the brunt of a trauma, my I-stripe rooted in mountains turned smoke, and ash, when fluidly, perfectly, a friend, silver to gold fitting snug at my back, there to lean in; the ash washed away, strong, delicate bands of unity and continuity brightened, and the mountains redrawn, stronger. He, in the end, disingenuous. The mountains stand.