The paintings are arranged roughly from latest to earliest. - B
The Younger
30"w x 42"h acrylic on canvas, 1998
The Younger
30"w x 42"h acrylic on canvas, 1998
Sold at Red Tomato Restaurant exhibit, 1998
30"w x 42"h acrylic on canvas, 1998
Sold at Red Tomato Restaurant exhibit, 1998
30" x 42" acrylic on board, 1998
"Fog always precedes getting clear."
"Fog always precedes getting clear."
Owner: Ms. Linda Anderson
Owner: Mrs. Rita Williams
Artist's Collection
Pressing the Void
30" x 30" acrylic on canvas, 2000
"I know I am at the edge. I sense the void. A part of me wants to fold back. I look at it without a blink."
30" x 30" acrylic on canvas, 2000
"I know I am at the edge. I sense the void. A part of me wants to fold back. I look at it without a blink."
Artist's Collection
This painting is about balanced composition and ambiguity as one is at the edge of his comfort zone. Strung between the horns of a dilemma, will he break free of the past and leap into the void - the risk that life is - or not?- B
Sold at Diversity Out Gallery, 1997
Sold at Diversity Out Gallery, 1997
Sold at Diversity Out Gallery, 1997
Sold at Diversity Out Gallery, 1997
“Bound together inseparable. Who I am, what I do, what I have.”
Owner: Dr. Carlos FrancoSold
Which Body This Time?
24"w x 18"h acrylic on canvas, 1998
"There's a myth that when people die, their spirits wander aloft until they find a new body to inhabit."
Cartoon
24"w x 18"h acrylic on canvas, 1998
"There's a myth that when people die, their spirits wander aloft until they find a new body to inhabit."
Sold
16"w x 24"h acrylic on canvas, 1996
I gave up on this painting and painted over it. I liked the qualities of it but couldn't get it to settle into a collection of forms, textures, and color that I was satisfied with. It never got "whole and complete" insofar as a match with my esthetic sensibilities, and I had not identified those esthetic values such that I could find a way out of the problem. The same thing happened with "Cartoon" below. - B
Cartoon
16"w x 24"h acrylic on canvas, 1996
18"w x 18"h acrylic on canvas, 1996
"The mask has many levels. You have to take them one at a time."
"The mask has many levels. You have to take them one at a time."
Owner: Marilyn Stohler
The second painting I sold. - B
Originally the owner was Mary Ellen Sparks. The work is now in the Artist's Collection.
The first painting where I played with the idea of being a painter. This is the first painting I sold. - B
The first painting where I played with the idea of being a painter. This is the first painting I sold. - B
Artist's Collection
My first painting. I did this in the art therapy painting studio. - B
My first painting. I did this in the art therapy painting studio. - B