Public Spaces

Jewel

40 x 42 inches, oil on canvas

Shoes @ Nordstrom

38 x 48 inches, oil on canvas

Downtown at a discount store
on the day after
Thanksgiving

44 x 42 inches, acrylic on canvas

 

 

 

Downtown at a discount store

46 x 44 inches, acrylic on paper

Going for a Chocolate Sunday with nuts

42 x 44 inches, acrylic on canvas

 

 

 

I like Sunday.
This is an ice cream for a dollar
That I like
It is under the big yellow arches
Sign
Here I go again.

Wal-Mart plaza as seen
through the foliage

44 x 58 inches, mixed media on paper

Garage

33 x 39 inches, graphite and acrylic on paper

West commuter parking lot

35 x 44 inches, mixed media on paper

Romantic midnight at the
home repair plaza

36 x 45 inches, mixed media on paper

Garbage by the River

40 x 56 inches, spray paint & acrylic on canvas

Busy Sunday

48 x 60 inches, acrylic on canvas

PL

8 x 10 inches, acrylic on paper

Rust

40 x 30 inches, acrylic on canvas

My abstract vision of a dog, an ice cream cart, and two old ladies pushing a buggy

8 x 7 inches, acrylic on paper

Spring

26 x 28 inches, acrylic on paper

 

 

Accessory Public Spaces (order & organizing)

 

Public Spaces represented in my works are places where people have to go before they can get to where they really want to be.

 

These commercial, industrial and warehouse spaces I represent as a conceptual (computerized) diagrams. I chose this mode of representation because it seems to be a relevant form in today's computerized reality. However, I see the diagram as the actual place, where diagrammatic representation creates a view of the real place that might not have been anticipated. 

 

 

 

 

On Creativity

6 drawings 9 x 12 in each, acrylic and gouache on paper

Airport

9 drawings 9 x 12 in each, and 3 18 x 18 in, acrylic and gouache on paper

Exploding Chairs

6 drawings 9 x 12 in each, acrylic and gouache on paper

Crap, I lost my glasses at the hardware store

24 x 24 inches, oil on canvas