2016 48″ x 36″ acrylic on canvas, (private collection USA). A walk along the glacier will reveal the fragility of all things. Billions of years of solid rocks can melt at an alarm rate. How long will beauty last, how far will we go to protect it.
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2016 60″ x 48″ x 1.5″ acrylic on canvas, contact for price That warm feeling of euphoric moments. The dancing joy of intricate delirium. Life is simple but oh, so very complex.
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2019 oil on canvas 48″ x 60″ contact for price Beloved Western Canada. The ground was still solid with wilting grass and the sky with still the lingering clouds. Patches of pristine snow remained on the ground like a thick carpet and new ones blanketed the scenery. Vast majestic mountains and light fluffy snow. It is a thought that a thousand years from now this scene will remain on canvas. The march of time does not matter as our footsteps might still imprint on this snow covered ground.
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2019 oil on canvas 48″ x 48″ (not for sale) This portrait is a culmination of a long, arduous search for a meaningful way to juxtapose the myth of “the male gaze” for my Silent Language series. There is no cue of the time and place. The subject’s simple clothing only accentuates the masculinity. His focused gaze conveys a powerful yet, quiet message. It is private to the viewer yet the scale of the painting would confirm its volume. It is uncertain whom is being looked at. Only the feeling from that gaze remains.
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Oil on canvas, 48″ x 48″ 2019 contact for price A study of contrast. Of colours and perspectives. The sharp focus on the face blurs away details of the body. The image is solid yet fleeting and ethereal. The subject is standing there, floating while firmly occupying the canvas.
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2013 oil on canvas 30″ x 24″ contact for price It is cold outside but warm in here. Tea will be served soon. And the private time begins. No one will know what the women were discussing.
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2015 oil on canvas 30″ x 30″ contact for price The playground when empty looks and feels different. Do we recall our childhood or try to avoid it?
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