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Beltane
Ceramic 34”x12”x12”
Beltane detail
Cochineal detail
Cochineal ceramic 14” x14” x30”
Actinaria Sunset
Kalyptus 14” x14” x23” Ceramic on wooden base
Shanghai Blue
Shanghai Blue Ceramic woodend base
Shanghai Blue
Ceramic 24”x20”x12”
Ukiyo Sketch
Ukiyo sketch pastel on paper 10” x10”
Ukiyo Oil on Canvas 24”x24”
Blue house for Ukiyo sketch Pastel on paper 10”x10”
Amarillo installation
Amarillo close up
Ceramic 26”x12”x12”
Jade Mountain
Jade mountain Ceramic and wood base 14” x14” x26”
Jade mountain
Glazed ceramic, 26”x12”x12”
Sketch
Jade mountain sketch pastel on paper 10” x10”
Cloud Forest oil on Canvas 24” x24”
cloud Forest
Cloud Forest Sketch Pastel on paper
Nimbus sunset ceramic 14” x14” x32”
Nimbus installation
Nimbus Installation
Ceramic, Oil on canvas, pastel on paper, wood base and Hydrocal cement cast.
Nimbus in white
Above the clouds pastel 10”x10”
Above the clouds oil on canvas 24” x24”
above the clouds oil on burlap sketch
Labyrinth
Labyrinth ceramic 14”x14”x20”
Labyrinth ceramic, wood, cotton.
14” x14”x22”
Labyrinth
Nimbus in Blue
Hydrocal Gypsum cement, Paint, wooden base.
32” x 14” x 14”
Dream Photographic print
Installation
Amarillo with sketches installation, ceramic, pastel on paper, wood.
Jade mountain bisque & underglaze
Work in progress
Amarillo sketch 10” x10”
Amarillo river sketch 10”x10”
Amarillo sunset
Gallery Installation
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Landscapes of the Mind
”Landscapes of the mind - Dreamscapes and Scholar Stones”
Ceramic glazed monolithic forms rise from the pedestals with bolts of color or agitated hues.
Stones and their presence have forever been a preoccupation of mine. I’ve always been fascinated with what is held within the stone, what stories or spirit or captured time is represented. Throughout history man has related to stones – for tools, for art, for monuments, for ancestor worship and celestial notations. It is with this spirit that I create my sculptures.
I am a prolific dreamer, and now as I find myself creating in my Domehome studio that is often above the clouds, I’ve begun to explore “Landscapes of the Mind”. The connection between the natural phenomena and limitless freedom of clouds and dreams has manifested in this latest series based on the precepts of Chinese Scholar stones or Suiseki (water and stone in Japanese). Journeys across land and form have become the chorography of my dreams in this endless reciprocal exchange between the ethereal and the earthly, formlessness and form.