Southwest Abstractions: A Modernist Tradition
Inspired by the light, culture and natural beauty of the southwest, my main body of work, “Southwest Abstractions,” is a series of atmospheric landscapes celebrating our Land of Enchantment. The series, abstractions of the southwest landscape, follow a modernist tradition as Influenced by the work of New Mexico's early painters --John Marin, Richard Diebenkorn, Emil Bisttram, and William Lumpkins, among others.
Sunrise Over the Sangres, mixed media on canvas, 30 x 40
Walking in Beauty, mixed media, 8x8. See more of my Spirit of the Earth Series on the Native Abstractions page. In permanent collection of the Museum of Collage and Assemblage.
Mission Church, mixed media on canvas, 20 x 16. See others on my Latest Works page.
Mission Church, oil on canvas, 24 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.
Pastiche I, collage, 12x12 image size, 16x16 matted. See more on the Pure Abstractions page.
Flower Moon 雪国
Collage, watercolor,
20 x 16, matted. See more Japanese-inspired works on my Asian Abstractions page.
San Geronimo Runners,
36 x 12. See more on Native Abstractions page.