Caterpillar
2020, oil on board.
Although my early work was realistic and intimate, shaped by experiences of nearby wetlands, I later became intrigued with abstract aerial and satellite imagery of the earths surface. This distant view provided me with an understanding of a larger interconnected area, formed and defined by the flow of water. Often referred to as "lungs of the earth", wetlands are essential to regenerating all life, including our own.
It is my hope that we cherish these wetlands, places of nourishment for the body and beauty for the soul.
Part 1
Chrysalis
2020-22, oil on board.
Monarch
2021, oil on canvas
Eagle
2020, oil on board
Pelicans
2020, oil on canvas.
Great Blue Heron
2021, oil on canvas
Red Fox
2020, oil on canvas.
Part II
Near Dividing Creek
2022, oil on canvas.
Another Dividing Creek
2019, oil on board.
Staten Island Wetlands
2015, oil on board.
Bivalve Low Tide
2018, oil on canvas.
Dry Brook Study II
2016, oil on canvas panel.
Dry Brook Study
2016, oil on canvas panel.
Myrtle Beach, SC
2022, oil on canvas.
Ramapo River
2015, oil on board.
Part III
Google Mud Lake, Louisiana
2019, oil on board.
Google Wetlands
2019, oil on board.
Google Avalon
2018, oil on board.
Google Buras Bayou
2017, oil on board.
Google Wetlands II
2018, oil on board.
Upper Delaware, East Branch
2019, oil on linen.
Google Bayou
2017, oil on board.
Oil Field Wetlands
2017-22, oil on board.
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