Recently, I spoke to the docent group at the New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe, on the art of Richard Diebenkorn. The research I did in preparing for this one-hour lecture on one of my favorite abstract expressionist artists, inspired this new series of works. In creating these works, I've experimented with a variety of mediums – oil, acrylic, patina, gold leaf, collage, and acrylic/encaustic –for a series rich in texture and abstract form. Like, Diebenkorn, the works feature places where I’ve lived and worked.
Honeysuckle Clouds, Acrylic on canvas,
40 x 30
Sowi-ing Mana (Deer Maiden) Acrylic, collage on canvas, 18 x 14. See more of my Katsina Series on the Native Abstractions page.
Chalchiuhtlicue (Aztec)
3D sculpture of cast paper and bamboo on metal stand, 13 x 13 x 2 See more of these works on my "Native Abstractions" page.
Pueblo Village, oil on canvas, 20 x 20. See more of these works on Latest Works page.
Firecracker Cactus
Acrylic on canvas,
10 x 10, See more on the "Small Works" page.
Flower Moon 雪国
Collage, watercolor,
20 x 16, matted. See more Japanese-inspired works on my Asian Abstractions page.
San Geronimo Runners,
24 x 12. See more on Native Abstractions page.
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