Approx. 4ft x 5ft oil paint on perspex
These found, dead roots were once alive - once stretching, reaching out to those elements that allowed it to live. Here they are painted on man-made acrylic panel, using man-made oil paints and mediums, in attention-grabbing bright colors.
Plastic is here to stay. We have to come to terms with nature's dwindling presence. Nature learns to live with humanity's overwhelming presence.
NFS
48in x 48in oil paint, oil marker, on acrylic panel
The artist paints on top of a clear acrylic sheet and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
One tiny rock, the artist's muse, is rotated over and over again, suspended in air. The drawing is created on the front, and then painted backwards on the backside.
SOLD
4ft x 4ft oil paint on perspex
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic panel and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
The same root used to make “Roots Outstretched” is abstracted again and visually compressed together to create a landscape-like image.
Here they are painted on man-made acrylic panel, using man-made oil paints and mediums, in attention-grabbing bright colors.
Plastic is here to stay. We have to come to terms with nature's dwindling presence. Nature learns to live with humanity's overwhelming presence.
NFS
Approx. 8” x 6” oil on clear acrylic panel
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic panel and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
Abstraction of a found quartz rock tiling slightly. Here it is painted on man-made acrylic panel, using man-made oil paints and mediums, in attention-grabbing bright colors.
Plastic is here to stay. We have to come to terms with nature's dwindling presence. Nature learns to live with humanity's overwhelming presence.
SOLD
Approx. 8” x 6” oil paint on clear acrylic panel
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic panel and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
Abstraction of a found wasp nest.
Here it is painted on man-made acrylic panel, using man-made oil paints and mediums, in attention-grabbing bright colors.
Plastic is here to stay. The nest will disappear as it sinks into decomposition. We have to come to terms with nature's dwindling presence. Nature learns to live with humanity's overwhelming presence.
$350
7’ x 3’ oil paint on clear acrylic panel
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic panel and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
One small found wooden object is rotated again and again to create a stacked composition. This was the artist’s first foray into single layered paintings on clear panels.
Here they are painted on man-made acrylic panel, using man-made oil paints and mediums, in attention-grabbing bright colors.
Plastic is here to stay, while the piece of wood has the privilege of sinking into decomposition. We have to come to terms with nature's dwindling presence. Nature learns to live with humanity's overwhelming presence.
SOLD
Approx. 8” x 11” Oil paint on perspex
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic perspex and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
This particular found piece of wood reminds the artist of playful, charming rock cliffs.
Here it is painted on man-made acrylic panel, using man-made oil paints and mediums, in attention-grabbing bright colors.
Plastic is here to stay. We have to come to terms with nature's dwindling presence. Nature learns to live with humanity's overwhelming presence.
SOLD
Approx 23” x 3” Oil paint on clear acrylic panel
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic panel and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
Here the artist wanted to play with the idea of memory and mental distortions.
SOLD
9” x 12” Oil paint on clear panel
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic panel and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
Small piece of wood found while walking through a parking lot.
$180
Approx. 9” x 8” Oil on clear panel
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic panel and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
One of the artist’s favorite subjects, a found rock that she suspects is a fallen piece of iron ore, is abstracted. She plays with color and its layering effect on the surface of the panel.
SOLD
Approx. 8” x 13” Oil on perspex
The artist paints on top of clear acrylic perspex and suspends it several inches above the wall in order to cast shadows.
The artist again abstracts the same wooden root used in two other artworks, playing with color and the effects of layering.
SOLD
6in x 6in oil paint on perspex, wood frame
Multiple small works;
These pieces were greatly abstracted from the same one or two pieces of small, found rocks. Some were made as an experiment in color and form. All of them came from a need to be in the quiet headspace that is so precious in an overwhelming world.
8in x 10in
SOLD
Colorful abstraction of a small found piece of iron ore
