DrawingFort Collins, CO2021
“Heart of a City” 40″ x 60″ Price: $4,200 Contemporary eastern ink and brush, handmade paper and a minimalist approach to urban cityscapes.
Digital ArtSanta Fe, NM2021
“I Remember India No 5″ 12″ x 12″ x 2” Price Range: $40 – $4,500 My work is about the restoration of the planet and living in harmony with the natural world. It is a hope that I personally have and wish for our planet earth.
PaintingPalm Coast, FL2021
“Air Dance” 36″ x 40″ Price: $3300 Acrylic on canvas.
GlassManhattan Beach, CA2021
“Wildflower Bouquet ” 13″ x 6″ Price: $1,000 Handblown vases, perfume bottles, paperweights, and sculptural pieces.
SculptureMenomonee Falls, WI2021
“Fruitful Journey” 15×20 x8 Price: 2800 Thoughts Revealed Series – A constructed reality into the thought process of the Human Condition.
CeramicsKansas city, MO2021
“Baby Blue Jar” 4″ x 5″ x 5″ Price Range: $25-$425 Functional wheel-thrown terra cotta pots that are modern well-designed objects for the home.
Mixed MediaFort Collins, CO2021
“Vedauwoo” 48″ x 48″ Price: $4200 Acrylic on paper collage.
Paintingwinter park, FL2021
“Capitaine ” 32″ x 40″ x 3″ Price Range: $600 – $4000 Combination of water-based paints and shellac on wood panel.
Sculpturewinter park, FL2021
“Joseph” 24″ x 15″ x 10″ Price Range: $500 – $4,000 Assemblage style sculpture. Hand built, carved and painted.
Mixed MediaWinter Park, FL2021
“Joyful Fresh Flowers” 60″ x 48″ x 2″ Price Range: $350 – $7,500 Abstract florals built-in layers of acrylic paint, pastel, pencil, charcoal, and water-soluble crayon. I love to work large and from fresh flowers while listening to dance music.
SculptureSpringfield, MO2021
“Victorian Harp Scale Light Fixture” 54″x 42″ x 18″ Price Range: $145 – $4800 Conversion light fixture built from an 18th century monumental harp scale. Each piece pairs genuine objects of the past with lighting technologies introduced in the late 19th century.
PhotographySpringfield, MO2021
“She Played a Song Only I Could Hear” 20″ x 20″ x 2″ Price Range: $295-$3,400 Tintype photographs captured directly onto metal plates using a chemical process from the 1860’s.
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