Artist Gallery

Painting

17.5x24 / acrylic / abstract / cardboard on foam board mounting / unframed / for sale

Photography

Photography

Ocean Road

Craft

Painting

Redondo
24 x 36"
Oil on Canvas
2018

Photography

Breathe Carolina.
Warped Tour '10.

Photography

Painting

Cut paper and cardboard 19" x 17" framed

Painting

oil on slate
8.5 x 12 inches

Painting

4x5 oil

Painting

Using split complement colors painted during color theory course following a stepwise progression from sketch, value, color, and final painting.

Works on Paper

My annual summer visits to Sunset Beach, NC always provide inspiration for my paintings.

Painting

2023 Oil, 12" x 12"
$300 Framed
For information, spoonido@yahoo.com

Photography

Painting

Acrylic on Canvas

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Abstract Art done in paint. 

Painting

Painting

Painting

Sculpture

Serving Dish.
Hand-built. Carved.
Clay.

Sculpture

This pelican is approximately 24 inches tall, 24 inches long and 12 inches wide.

Works on Paper

Works on Paper

This was a commission drawing from a friend's wedding

Painting

Throwing caution to the wind can make all the difference. 36x36 Acrylic on canvas 

Photography

Painting

Painting

A mating pair of large stylized birds intertwined, holding their precious egg aloft with their beaks against a dark, but brilliantly blue night sky. 20"x22-1/2" acrylic on wood.

Mixed Media

SDED-XX, 2/29/2020
Acrylic on canvas over plywood
36 x 24 x 5/6 in (91 x 61 x 2 cm)
It's been a while since I posted a picture of any of my paintings... Ideas do not stop coming but choosing one to produce becomes a serious project that it's worth taking time to match it with the one in your head...
SDED-XX, like the others in the SDED [=2D3D] series, continues to push the limit of the artistic philosophy of two amazing Italian artists: Agostino Bonalumi and Lucio Fontana. The middle ribbon “magically” becomes 3D playfully switching colors and quietly going back to a 2D state. The other fake 3D suggestions are serving the role of making the twisted middle layer be easily accepted. Although, 3–2=1 as the arithmetic would suggest, the gap between two and three dimensions is not one dimension, is 2D [where 2D+2D+... =3D] and layers become the perfect solution! Therefore, in the months to come, I will continue to enjoy showing new and creative ways where the canvas layers build a three dimensional space without eliminating or destroying their classical flat quality.

Sculpture

Part of an installation at id11_Flatlands Foundation in Delft during my artist residency.
Found chair and licorice candy.
Dimensions variable.
2009

Painting

Mystery Lady of Africa - Original

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