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.
mid-summer light 2
“mid-summer light 2,” 30” x 22”, watercolor on paper, a natural observation in the artist’s backyard in Carmichael, $500
mid-summer light 3
“mid-summer light 3”, 30” x “22″, watercolor and crayon, a natural observation in the artist’s back yard in Carmichael, $500
mid-summer light 4
“mid-summer light 4,” 30” x 22”, watercolor on paper, a natural observation in the artist’s back yard in Carmichael, $500
july
“july,“ 46” by 38″, tempera on Belgian linen
august
“august,“ 69” by 43″, acrylic on fabric
september
“september,“ 46” by 36″