Still Lifes
Like all still lifes, mine are about objects paused in a moment in time, defined by the tonal distribution of light and shadow.
This piece was commissioned by a lover of flowers who wanted to see all of her garden favorites represented on her wall.
Silk, cotton fabrics on stretcher bars
(2017)
76” x 14”
[SOLD]
“Blue Morning”
Hydrangeas caught in the morning sun.
Silk and cotton fabric composition on gallery wrapped canvas
(2014)
18” x 18”
[SOLD]
“Flying Takeout”
Some nights it’s just easier to dial (or more accurately punch an app) for Chinese takeout.
I love to do still lifes because they let me pose improbable scenes such as this flying carpet of poppies, persimmons and takeout food from a palette deliberately limited to red, white and a touch of blue.
Fabric composition composed of silk and cotton fabrics.
(2015)
31” x 41”
$8000
A simple study in praise of that all-purpose bulb, the red onion.
Silk and cotton fabrics on linen
(2015)
18” x 23”
[SOLD]
