WATER HALOS past...
18" x 34", acrylic on wood
18" x 48", acrylic on wood
18" x 60", acrylic on wood
18" x 48", acrylic on wood
18" x 34", acrylic on wood
30" x 30", acrylic on canvas
48" x 48", acrylic on canvas
20" x 30", acrylic on canvas
20" x 30", acrylic on canvas
11" x 14", acrylic on canvas
9" x 12", acrylic on canvas
20" x 16", acrylic on canvas
18" x 60", acrylic on wood
20" x 60", acrylic on wood
20"x 60", acrylic on wood
acrylic on wood, 20"x 60"
18" x 48", acrylic on wood
12" x 24" acrylic on canvas
8" x 8", mixed media on wood
8" x 8", mixed media on wood
8" x 8", mixed media on wood
8" x 8", mixed media on wood
8" x 8", mixed media on wood
10" x 14", mixed media on wood
24" x 36", acrylic on canvas
13" x 20", mixed media on archival paper
13" x 20", mixed media on archival paper
10" x 14", mixed media on wood
10" x 14", mixed media on wood
7" x 7", mixed media on paper
7" x 7", mixed media on paper
7" x 7", mixed media on paper
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These paintings are my attempt at describing and celebrating the landscapes of the Low Country without the usual language of representational painting.
Within these works are my meditations of the aquatic world and the edges of land to the water, constantly changing with tides, various organisms big and small and accentuating the range of colors found both up close and seen at the landscapes' distance.
The act of painting, especially with the repetition of circular forms, is also a meditative process much like the personal solace of being by the water.
These paintings are not meant to be an illustration of Low Country landscapes, but portals of my experience/feeling of the meandering waterways and the energy of the many organisms that call it home. Using vivid and varying colors found in nature but released on my canvases, re-arranged in a more abstract way, moving away from the usual landscape schemas each viewer is welcome to conjure their own stories..