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Other details :
Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
40x10in
About this artwork
These pieces are, in a word, regal. They began with layers of a much brighter purple and cerulean blues. That understory adds richness to the more subdue hues that finish these pieces. Each birch panel is 10” x 40.” With spacing, the set occupies roughly 40” x 40” of wall space. The panel’s balsam edges are finished in an acrylic varnish to preserve the natural color of the wood grain.
My designs emerge from my soul and intuition—my sense of wonder about the natural world. My most recent abstract works explore energy and movement in the style of organic abstraction and gestural landscape. Some bring an atmospheric quality while others convey the same dynamic flow found in wood grains, veins and transparent layers in natural stone, or patterns left in a creek bed when the water ebbs.
I practice in several styles and find that one teaches the next. I began with abstract acrylics, then was drawn toward gestural landscapes. Expanding to work with encaustics introduced a biomorphic quality across all my paintings. In either medium, color, texture, and movement are the primary elements in my designs. All my pieces contain dozens of layers rich with understory. In my abstracts, I begin with a sense of play, often with no initial intent beyond exploring a color. I begin with a sense of play, then stand back to adjust guided by principles of design.