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“crystal clear”

(2020)

archival giclee print (diptych)

each print 42" x 28" (1/25 - signed)

I remember when I found this subject. I wasn’t wondering around a cave documenting stalagmites and stalactites. I was actually in a dense forest. An old tree had toppled over (perhaps from a recent storm) revealing a trove of freshly splintered wood. Hope that “clears” up the story behind the “crystals” in this

“Frost”

(2020)

archival giclee print

42" x 28" (1/25 - signed)

A simple sidewalk becomes a frost covered window. Are we inside looking out or outside looking in? What's the difference? 

BREATHE

(2020)

archival giclee print

42" x 28"  (1/25 - signed)

“Breathe” is a tribute to George Floyd. Here his visage is stuck not between a knee and the pavement but the tidal forces of black and white. In this fallen tree I wanted to bring a sense of hope to the tragedy that befell Mr. Floyd. Rather than remembering him as a man who couldn’t breathe, I prefer to think of him as an icon who forever

“Envy”

(2022)

metal glossy prints (diptych)

each print 36" x 24" 

I can’t say what created this green tinge to the sidewalk (I think it was something spilled and a time of day thing), but I was happy to catch it. If someone else had, I would’ve been envious.

"streets 004"

2020

canvas print

46" x 28"

I wish I had some really cool insights about this picture, but it’s pretty much just a picture of a street (hence the simple title). But I like it. Sometimes it reminds me of a robot from sixties television shows; other times I see something deeper, but never anything definitive. In some ways I appreciate this picture more than others simply because I don’t kn

“self portrait 006”
(2022)

canvas print

30" x 40"

This selfie nods its head to Salvador Dali. I see myself happy, upset, cross, indignant, silly, indolent and somewhat content on this sidewalk in Los Angeles.