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  • Photography
    • Doors & Windows
    • Found Abstracts
    • Graffiti
    • Window Displays
    • Places
      • Europe
        • France
        • Germany
          • Bamberg
          • Berlin
        • Iceland
        • Italy
        • Scotland
        • Switzerland
          • Ascona
          • Bern
          • Geneva
      • Peru
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        • California
        • Northeastern US
        • Southwestern US
  • Painting
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  • Collage & Assemblage
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    • Stations of the Cross
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Fine Art, Gallery, Works on Canvas & Paper

Painting

My mom is a talented artist, able to sketch realistic scenes. I envied that as a kid, but I didn’t have much of a talent for drawing. When I was 17, I read a copy of Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain and started drawing photographs upside-down. It worked for me, and by the time I got to college I kept a sketchbook and enjoyed working on paper, and then in watercolor and acrylic. Most of those works from the 1970s and 1980s are lost, and I’ve only returned to paper and canvas sporadically. Since I’m more interested in trying new things than developing a style, my paintings vary widely and none demonstrate real application to a technique. As in all my work, I think the unifying factor is color, which is central to my photographic and digital post-processing and digital painting technique.

Photography

  • Doors & Windows
  • Found Abstracts
  • Graffiti
  • Window Displays
  • Places +

Art

  • Work on Canvas & Paper
  • Digital Painting
  • Short Circuit Stories
  • Stations of the Cross
  • Furniture
  • Weaving
  • Jewelry

About me

I am an artist, writer, academic, teacher, entrepreneur, and activist. Sometimes these practices overlap, but often I feel like I’m living parallel lives.

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