We’re all creators. As literally billions of us are connecting online and collaborating to create our world, the opportunities for massive global transformation are within our reach. Creating fine art is one of the ways I’ve chosen to contribute and my intent is for it to help make a difference. You’ve heard Einsteins great quote about problems can’t be solved from the same consciousness that created them? I believe art, music, color, light, ideas…….all forms of inspired communication help raise our minds into higher dimensions of creative thought that can and DO help change the world. Our world. I’d love to hear from you, share ideas, maybe brainstorm on working together and participate together in the new rennaissance of cultural revolution.
This site is a place for you to visit, see the artwork I create and get a view into my world as an artist. It’s meant to not only introduce you to my work but also inspire a dialogue. The site provides a space for connection, creative ideas and sharing visions. I want to hear from you!
My goal as an aritst is to collaborate to create a more perfect living environment, either in your home or mind, building a synergy that will be truly amazing!
Feel free to call me at 503.341.2329
And thank you for stopping by!
Here’s my story……
I’ve been a professional artist with a studio in Portland, Oregon since 2003. The work has been evolving for over 30 years and is shown locally in one of Portland’s finest spaces, Gallery 903. The work place I call Studio B is open to visit by appointment. I’m happy to report the work is now owned by a wide range of art lovers, from those beginning their journey into original art, to some of the finest, most discerning collectors.
After private lessons in New York, my formal art education began at Marylhurst College and finished at Portland State University.
During the years of studying fine art, I supported myself as a craftsman in the graphic arts industry, producing award winning graphics for global companies.
My style has progressed from representational to surrealism, among others, eventually maturing into a form of pure abstraction. For reasons I’ll express in a future Blog Post, I see the work fitting into what is referred to as “Relational Art”. It is created within a strong social context, contains elements to respond to with a sense of freedom, mystery and is often inspired by the grandeur of the NorthWest landscape.
The work is in private collections in Oregon, Georgia, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Montevideo, Uruguay and Rome, Italy. Corporate collections include Beverly Hall Corporation and Schnitzer Steel in New York. The work has been shown in The Palace of Fine Art in San Francisco, a group show in Australia and Gallery 903 in Portland. For more detailed information about the context and history of the work, visit my post titled “A New Way of Seeing”.
