Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel

12"x12"

$250

Abstract geometric shapes, including large red circles and various numbers, are arranged on a white background with splashes of black and grey. Text and numbers are partially overlaid, creating a layered and textured effect.
 

 

 

 

18" x24" (unframed)

Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel

$1199

Red at the Bottom" is an abstract painting adorned with geometric grid lines. Dominated by serene shades of grey and blue - green, a gentle symphony of colors captures subtle movements. The composition exudes an enigmatic allure, drawing viewers into a tranquil realm where the contrasting red at the bottom adds a touch of intrigue and mystery.

This contemporary masterpiece adorned with a geometric grid, subtly guiding the eye. Dominated by soothing grey-green tones, it whispers tranquility. Subtle movements within the grid evoke a serene dance, while the red anchor at the base adds intrigue. A harmonious blend of structure and flow, inviting contemplation.

 

18' x 24"

Mixed media on wood panel

$1180

 

Mixedmedia green and yellow painting.

What attracts me to this painting?
Repeating shapes
Layers - some hidden/veiled
Complex color and value relationships
Eye movement around the painting
Visual textures, marks and lines
Wavering between depth and flatness. 

Lyrical abstraction with a dynamic orthogonal composition. Orthogonal thinking draws from a variety of, and perhaps seemingly unrelated perspectives to achieve new insights - two systems that do not interact oe influence each other come together at one point or juncture. Two lines intersecting each other at 90 degrees.
 

 12"x12'

Acrylic, collage and mixed media on wood panel

$300

Beachcomber is inspired by summer vacations spent on the beach with my kids. It reminds me of a big, blue sky, turquoise water and yellow sand all merging together in the bright, afternoon sun as my kids run around combing the beach for shells and other objects. There is feeling, atmosphere, emotion and mood.

 

This is mixed media abstract and acrylic painting on wood panel. My process involves building up layers of paint and collage as I express myself emotionally. I work on multiple pieces at one time exploring the same idea or theme in different ways. Working on many pieces at once gives me liberty to express myself freely without getting too controlling at an early stage. As I am working, each painting speaks to me differently. It is important to allow each painting to evolve naturally. When the meaning or idea emerges, I start to make decisions about color and composition to bring the work to completion.

 

Being an abstract expressionist, I don’t like to tell people what I was thinking while I am working on a painting because most of the time I don’t know myself. I just want to experiment and explore...discover the possibilities. I really would like for them to take away from the work what speaks to them. I don't want to put any preconceived ideas into the viewer’s head. That is why I like abstract pieces so much, the viewer can form their own conclusions and let their imagination run wild.

 

“Broccoli” a new intuitive twist on a familiar vegetable. Continuing with my series-Paint My Grocery List. #abstractfood #vegetablepainting #broccolipainting
Mixedmedia on paper
18”x 24”
This is the second item on my list.
This series allows me to explore vegetables and fruits in an abstract way with infinite arrangements and mark making. Stay tuned for the next item on my list next week. Have a fantastic day!🥦

Happy to mention that both works are accepted into the Rhode Island Watercolor Society’s national open juried show “Vision ‘22”
220 paintings were entered and only 95 were accepted. The show will be posted on their website and Facebook page. Risw.org

Exhibition Dates - February 26th - April 1st
A big thank you to juror @lorrainedesigns 
 

 Painting my Grocery List. This is the third item on my list - Red Onions. #redonions

This is a more abstracted version. This series continues to explore both semi realistic as well as abstracted. #abstractart #circlepainting #circlemovement #geometricart

Mixed media and collage on watercolor paper with intentional mark making and building up the layers.

18”x24”

Happy to mention that both works are accepted into the Rhode Island Watercolor Society’s national open juried show “Vision ‘22”
220 paintings were entered and only 95 were accepted. The show will be posted on their website and Facebook page. Risw.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dahlia

24" x 36"

Large mixed media and acrylic

$1,775

This large abstract mixed media and collage painting reminds me of Monet's painting of Dahlias, except when you look closely at my flowers, each flower, leaf and vase is a mini abstract painting. Several layers of paint and collage were used to create this work. Some past layers are visible at closer inspection.

It was fun painting this, almost like putting a puzzle together .