60 x 48 inches - Acrylic on canvas
The paintings in this series are inspired by current events, conflicts and social issues
60 x 48 inches - Acrylic, mixed media on canvas
84 x 48 inches (two canvases) - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
48 x 24 inches - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
48 x 24 inches - Acrylic, gauze mixed media on canvas
48 x 24 inches - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
84 x 48 inches (2 canvasses) - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
72 x 48 inches - Acrylic, mixed media on canvas. The handprints technique connects me to the work in a physical way. The images emerge but also disappear in a precarious cycle of existence
60 x 48 inches - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
48 x 72 inches - Acrylic, pencil, mixed media on canvas
36 x 48 inches Acrylic, gauze and mixed media on canvas
48 x 36 inches - Acrylic, gauze, pencil, mixed media on canvas. This series is inspired by current events, by conflicts and social issues. The handprints technique connects me to the work in a physical way. The paintings are built up through layers of mostly gray acrylic paint, overlaid with thick streams of more paint, glued gauze and marks made with pencil, charcoal and brush strokes. The images emerge but also disappear in a precarious cycle of existence in the exploration of a tragic reality.
Who Is Your Enemy, and Why?
The paintings in this series are inspired by current events, conflicts and social issues. While felt through an emotional state, the subjects claim their own identity and meaning.
The handprints technique connects me to the work in a physical and emotional way.
48 x 36 inches - Acrylic, mixed media on canvas
48 x 36 inches - Acrylic, mixed media on canvas
48 x 72 inches - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
60 x 48 inches - Acrylic on canvas.
Even though I could not and never will be able to bear finishing this painting—because too emotionally painful—the tragedy it represents remains real.
12 x 12 x 12 inches - Molded plastic with the word “Hope” inkjet printed on transparency film and holographic paper inside a protective box
12 x 12 x 12 inches - View 2 - Molded plastic with the word “Hope” inkjet printed on transparency film and holographic paper inside a protective box
12 x 12 x 12 inches - Molded plastic with the word “Hope” inkjet printed on transparency film and holographic paper inside a protective box
12 x 12 x 12 inches - Molded plastic with the word “Hope” inkjet printed on transparency film and holographic paper inside a protective box
24 × 36 inches - Acrylic on canvas, inkjet print on film collage
48 × 36 inches - Acrylic on canvas, paper collage, mixed media
24 × 24 inches - Acrylic and mixed media on canvas.
This series is inspired by current events, by social issues and conflicts
24 x 24 inches - Acrylic on canvas, paper collage, mixed media
60 x 48 inches - Acrylic on canvas
The paintings in this series are inspired by current events, conflicts and social issues
60 x 48 inches - Acrylic, mixed media on canvas
84 x 48 inches (two canvases) - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
48 x 24 inches - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
48 x 24 inches - Acrylic, gauze mixed media on canvas
48 x 24 inches - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
84 x 48 inches (2 canvasses) - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
72 x 48 inches - Acrylic, mixed media on canvas. The handprints technique connects me to the work in a physical way. The images emerge but also disappear in a precarious cycle of existence
60 x 48 inches - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
48 x 72 inches - Acrylic, pencil, mixed media on canvas
36 x 48 inches Acrylic, gauze and mixed media on canvas
48 x 36 inches - Acrylic, gauze, pencil, mixed media on canvas. This series is inspired by current events, by conflicts and social issues. The handprints technique connects me to the work in a physical way. The paintings are built up through layers of mostly gray acrylic paint, overlaid with thick streams of more paint, glued gauze and marks made with pencil, charcoal and brush strokes. The images emerge but also disappear in a precarious cycle of existence in the exploration of a tragic reality.
Who Is Your Enemy, and Why?
The paintings in this series are inspired by current events, conflicts and social issues. While felt through an emotional state, the subjects claim their own identity and meaning.
The handprints technique connects me to the work in a physical and emotional way.
48 x 36 inches - Acrylic, mixed media on canvas
48 x 36 inches - Acrylic, mixed media on canvas
48 x 72 inches - Acrylic, gauze, glue, mixed media on canvas
60 x 48 inches - Acrylic on canvas.
Even though I could not and never will be able to bear finishing this painting—because too emotionally painful—the tragedy it represents remains real.
12 x 12 x 12 inches - Molded plastic with the word “Hope” inkjet printed on transparency film and holographic paper inside a protective box
12 x 12 x 12 inches - View 2 - Molded plastic with the word “Hope” inkjet printed on transparency film and holographic paper inside a protective box
12 x 12 x 12 inches - Molded plastic with the word “Hope” inkjet printed on transparency film and holographic paper inside a protective box
12 x 12 x 12 inches - Molded plastic with the word “Hope” inkjet printed on transparency film and holographic paper inside a protective box
24 × 36 inches - Acrylic on canvas, inkjet print on film collage
48 × 36 inches - Acrylic on canvas, paper collage, mixed media
24 × 24 inches - Acrylic and mixed media on canvas.
This series is inspired by current events, by social issues and conflicts
24 x 24 inches - Acrylic on canvas, paper collage, mixed media