From a natural observation in my back yard of reflection, light, shadow, and changing angles, all through the seasons. I started in my backyard in Carmichael two decades ago. The colors are arbitrary; the paintbrush followed the motion of the light. The urgency to keep up with changes of light resulted in a fluid motion. I searched for patterns more than for representation and to share the note taking of fleeting time.
october
“october,“ 70” by 20″, acrylic on fabric, nfs
november
“november,“ 56″ by 20”, acrylic on fabric, nfs
november
“november,” 44” by 72”, acrylic on fabric
december
“december,“ 70” by 20″, acrylic on fabric, nfs
february
“february,“ 26” by 30″, acrylic on fabric, nfs
may
“may,” 20” by 20”, acrylic on damask linen and mounted on painted branches, 1999
may 2
“May 2”, 3’ by 6’, tempera, acrylic, oil on primed masonite board
may
“may,“ 71” by 41″, acrylic
mid-summer light 1
“mid-summer light 1,” 30” x 22”, watercolor on paper, a natural observation in the artist’s backyard in Carmichael, $500