Thoughts, emotions, and concepts, explored in minute brushstrokes.

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“PRECIPITATION”
Oil on maple wood / 12in x 14in / Sept 2013
Part of the “Innerworld: The Subterranean I” exhibit (October 2013) at Conspiracy Garden Cafe.

“Dreamtime”; Oil on maple wood / 12in x 14in / Sept 2013

Detail from “Precipitation”; Oil on maple wood / 12in x 14in / Sept 2013

Detail from “Precipitation”; Oil on maple wood / 12in x 14in / Sept 2013

Detail from “Precipitation”; Oil on maple wood / 12in x 14in / Sept 2013

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DREAMTIME
Oil on wood / 15.8 x 23.3 inches / Sept 2013
Part of the “Bloom: Selfies, Self Portraits” exhibit (March 2014) at Conspiracy Garden Cafe.

“Dreamtime”; Oil on wood / 15.8 x 23.3 in / Feb 2014

WIP shot of “Dreamtime”; Oil on wood / 15.8 x 23.3 in / Feb 2014

“Aboriginal people understood the Dreamtime as a beginning that never ended. They held the belief that the Dreamtime is a period on a continuum of past, present and future.” (source: Aboriginal Art Australia)

“Dreaming existed before the life of the individual begins, and continues to exist when the life of the individual ends.” (source: Wikipedia)

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HOW TO FORGET
Oil and archival ink on tea-stained paper / measurements forgotten / December 2010

“How To Forget”; Oil and archival ink on tea-stained paper / measurements forgotten / December 2010

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THIS PAGE IS A WORK IN PROGRESS.
I am in the process of revisiting old work, and will be uploading further in the coming weeks.