Artist Gallery

Works on Paper

"Nemo" is my depiction of the mysterious captain of the Nautilus in Jules Vernes's classic tale. Done in MUJI pens and colored pencils in 2021.

Sculpture

Sculpted Polymer Clay over wire armature, Clothing, wig, headdress all hand sewn by the Artist. 20ins.

Painting

Alpha A
30" x 40"
Oil on Canvas

Mixed Media

Two mixed tile and natural stone mosaic fish fitted into a stacked stone wall in WA state. The two fish together are 6' long.

Works on Paper

12 x 9" Graphite on Paper

Painting

A swallowtail butterfly who's wing dried too fast after emerging from the chrysalis,  rendering it flightless rests on a frangipani leaf.

Sculpture

The village is protected by soldiers after a global apocalypse in the 19th century. All equipment is powered by steam.

Photography

Painting

Photography

Through the gates of Auschwitz from their perspective.

Painting

The Rising Phoenix Empress piece represents myself, rising from the ashes, like a phoenix. This is one of my favorite pieces because it is powerful and radiant!

Painting

Painting

Sixth work. 12×18. Acrylic painting.

Painting

copyrightred material

Painting

The Tribal totem for the Mashantucket Pequot people is the fox. Standing for the Mashantucket People, the fox has gone through a hard, neglected winter. Murdered, sold into slavery, given blankets from a smallpox ward in England, The Tribe was nearly shattered, and its’ people scattered from Its’ original home of Long Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, to as far as Bermuda, the deep South, Chicago, New York and California.

One elderly Grandmother kept the fire alive – located on the last 5-acre “reservation” parcel left by Connecticut, after Connecticut sold off their property granted by the US Federal Government, the Grandmother kept calling her great-nephews, grand-children, great-grand-children, and begging them to come home and rebuild the Tribe. It is the very youngest generation, brought back to the Tribal Lands, that have rescued the old fox in out of the cold winter, have rebuilt the Wetu (Built in circles out of saplings, to represent the circle of the family) and with great joy sharing the warmth of the fire, comfort each other through the last of the winter. This is a portrait of one of the lovely new generation, gathering the fox in her arms.

Photography

Japanese Garden at Maymont Park Richmond VA.

Works on Paper

Pastel on paper. One of the many of colorful streets in Brooklyn at night.

Other

In a recent series of drawings, 'Dharma Tree', I treated the tree as an assemblage of narratives.  With a pen, I imagined the path of a tree growing on paper. These drawings are both a meditation on trees and a performance about trees. In this series, I reflect on and mix Asian philosophy with the American landscape.

Works on Paper

Painting

this picture is part of a three piece focus.

Photography

Painting

Photography

A view between the Carpenter & Pattern Shop and the Electric Shop at the former Bethlehem Steel Corporation Plant in Bethlehem, PA

Works on Paper

Watercolor on paper.  11" x 14".  Portrait of the artist's wife.

Photography

The main lobby of the Steel General Offices or the Corporate Headquarters of the former Bethlehem Steel Corporation Plant in Bethlehem, PA

Works on Paper

Digital drawing.

Photography

Photography

Photography

Painting

Soft pastel

Craft

University of Arizona On Our Own Time 2013 entry

Painting