Acrylic, graphite, pastel, collage on canvas
Size: h 36″ x w 36″
The inspiration for this painting I owe to the Cucuteni culture circa 4300 BC. Front and back of the same 6-inch terracotta figurine are shown. The original piece resides in the National Museum of Romanian History in Bucharest. Its precise function and form are not known.
Acrylic, graphite, collage
Size: w 24″ x h 23″
I build texture through collage and tracery in acrylic media, and depth through layers of acrylic glazes and scraped paint. I like to blend with my fingers to get the most subtle effects. The mystery at the heart of this work is the pair of figures, like goddesses of myth glimpsed through a waterfall.
Acrylic, pastel, paper collage on canvas
Size: w 30″ x h 22″
This piece was created for the “Inspired” event honouring Henry Vyfvinkel, taking place May 31, 2014 at the Marianne van Silfhout Gallery in Brockville (https://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/campuses-and-services/campus-services/marianne-van-silfhout-gallery/inspired-fundraising-event/). I have donated it to the gallery for the event. All premium ticket holders will take home a work of art, included in the price of admission.
Graphite and acrylic on honed travertine, 2014
Size: w 16″ x h 24″ x d .6″
Acrylic, graphite, conte
Size: 11″ x 15″
Jesse Winchester died April 11, 2014. He left us his music, a tremendous gift.
This portrait is based on the moving photograph by Fred Lum for The Globe and Mail, published with his obituary.
Relief Print, Hand Finished Acrylic
Size: w 5 3/4″ x h 4 3/4″
The spiny softshell turtle is one of many species at risk in Eastern Ontario. Status threatened.
Resin collage
Size: 12″ x 12″
Acrylic and ink
Size: 6″ x 6″
Celtic animal knot from St Patrick’s Bellshrine; painted woodblock print.
Acrylic, graphite, and pastel on honed patara tile
Size: w 12″ x h 24″ x d 0.5″
January 2013. From a Graeco-Etruscan bronze statuette, 4th century B.C., Munich, Alte Glyptothek
Coloured pencil, December 2013
Size: 8″ x 12″
The model is twice removed from her tangled pose. She is photographed multiple times; her images are strung in a negative strip; I remake her linked images in blue and orange abstraction. To complete the circle: she is me.
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