Project Tag: artist

  • Ver Sacrum

    Ver Sacrum – acrylics on canvas, 20″ x 24″, 2011

    Inspired by Klimt. Created for the “two” exhibit in 2011.

  • Sylvia

    Sylvia – acrylics on board, 16″ x 20″, 2002

    I’d like to say that this piece has something to do with Sylvia Plath… so I will.

  • Humility

    Humility, 2001
    Humility – oils on board, 48″ x 48″, 2001.

    It was created in the aftermath of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. I happened to be living in NYC at the time and worked in Times Square. That was a day of trauma for most of us. I sought to portray how one can find healing through reconnecting with their environment… being “humbled” by the natural world around you. The opposite of hubris; particularly the kind that would lead people to hypercapitalism and reactionary acts of terror. The moon, shining in the darkness, represents a hope to which an individual might give their soulful attention in challenging times. The tree in the background represents what’s to come once humility is embraced.

  • Histrionics

    Histrionics – acrylics on canvas, 24″ x 30″, 2001

    Semi-autobiographical take of feelings around the time of September 2001.

  • Floating

    Floating, 2003
    Floating – acrylics on board, 24″ x 24″, 2003

    This painting was actually a remake; the older version has been lost. This new interpretation was better; with better color choices and vibrancy.

  • Citiflower

    Citiflower – acrylics on board, 24″ x 24″, 2003

    An interpretation of New York City in the springtime.

  • Redhead, 2000

    Redhead – Oils on canvas, 24″ x 24″, 2000

    The first of many iterations of the redhead muse, in part inspired by Jean Grey, Marvel’s Phoenix from the X-Men.

  • Passion

    Passion – Oils on canvas, 48″ x 48″, 1999

    This piece embodies the transcendental journey that humans take when influenced by the act of love. All the expressions that words cannot contain, the sounds that can’t be heard… the visions… this can only be a glimpse; a voyeuristic perspective into the manifestation of natural human pleasure.

  • Dark Haired Woman

    Dark Haired Woman, acrylics on paper, 11″ x 14″, 1999

    One of the first artworks sold, as a set along with “Loving a Storm.”

  • Current Observations à la Dalí

    Current Observations à la Dalí, acrylics on canvas, 16″ x 20″, 1999

    This was painted after a trip to the Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida.