Artist Gallery

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Painting

Watercolor of my sons, Cobra, our Corvette, and 2 other good friends cars.

Painting

Doris S Wasserman. Acrylic on canvas, 18x26 inches

Works on Paper

Falcon study in pencil, 11x8 inches.

Painting

A dream landscape to give hope... Mixed Media - 2007.

Painting

Photography

Painting

Photography

Ralph lopez

Painting

Painting

Works on Paper

Works on Paper

Painting

still life of apples in oil

Photography

Taken in Dewey Beach, these lone sneakers were hanging outside the beach house we rented with some friends. The shoes, the sky, and the location together made for an interesting shot. The lighting was dusk, so it gave it a erie type vibe.

Painting

Photography

A marvelous October day in Minnesota's autumn.

Painting

Cavalry horse using egg termpera on panel, L15.5"x W11.75

Painting

This painting was inspired by the beautiful colors near Teton National Park. Acrylic 30x40

Craft

Fabric collage of vintage ties, pieced and quilted, framed in an unusual scalloped frame.

Photography

Barriers don't always stand in the way, sometimes just redirect your path.

Other

Kyantite Shard Necklace with Onyx and Sterling Silver accent beads and Sterling Silver toggle clasp.

Works on Paper

Digital drawing.

Painting

Painting

Photography

Painting

"Healing Hands", 50x50 inches, acrylic by Ebova / Erika Pochybova

Painting

350 X 350mm

Photography

Mixed Media

SDED-Why, 2022
Acrylic on shaped canvas and basswood strips and letters over plywood
24 x 20 x 1 in (61 x 51 x 2.5 cm)
It all started with another fontalumi gesture in search for the elusive (theoretical) 2.5 dimension (and a little experiment writing with a custom-made clear leveling gel pen). The image almost chose itself for being such a powerful symbol of both human ingenuity and destruction. Working with such a cogent image triggered the rest of the puzzle tiles to fall comfortably in place, awakening thoughts common to people beyond the RAM cycle of a normal, being-alive day.
When exposed to symbols in our lives feelings start pouring, moving us in different directions according to an unwritten rule, known only to the mysterious universe onward since the Big Bang. Not before long, proving Van Gogh's belief that “paintings have a life of their own...” all the elements to construct SDED-Why piece were mixing in the pot, ready to make the soup. A Stuart Semple black 3.0 on black, and a recurring red-magenta duo appear to take over yet another painting making my head spin from the question: where is all this coming from? Maybe, if I go under hypnosis the answer will show its invisible truth...

Photography

Photography

Kokaral Dam, Aral Sea, Republic of Kazakhstan
46° 4’ 51” N 60° 47’ 7.9” E
Formerly the fourth largest lake in the world, the Aral Sea was siphoned off by Soviet Union irrigation projects in the 1950’s. Although irrigation boosted agriculture production it devastated the Aral Sea. By 2009 the southeastern lake was dry and renamed the Aralkum desert. It was declared by the UN as “one of the planet’s worst environmental disasters”. In 2005 a dam was built in an effort to save what is left of the northern portion. Uzbekistan is still draining water from one of the Aral Sea’s main river sources in order to maintain its global cotton industry.