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LAMPLIGHTER

36" X 48"  (92cm X 122cm)

Acrylic paint on canvas

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In the dark mysterious world, there is always someone to show us the way.

A luminous creature on the center stage is hesitating. Which way will it proceed?

Will someone follow the light?

EX PLEAU

38" X 48"  (96cm X 122cm) Acrylic on canvas.

 

A painting  that expresses the explosion of water, wood and the upheaval of nature. When men hauled wood over rivers and were forced to use dynamite in order to ease the passage of wood from one  water source to  another, nature cried out.

ART DANCER

36" X 48"  (92cm X 122cm) Acrylic on canvas.

 

A whimsical creature floats lightly on the canvas as if dancing in the heavens.

At a time when there's so much about dancing with the stars, this painting is simply a glance in another direction.

PENSE ET PANSE

24" X 40"  (61cm X 102cm)

Acrylic on canvas

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This painting expresses my questions of mind over matter.

The mind, meaning the brain and matter, being our stomach (gut feeling).

How do we capture our emotions? Do our feelings stem from our brain thoughts and affect our gut sensations or, are the feelings in the pit of stomach, sending the first message to our brain?

Which one prevails? Are they equal?

SPECK OF LIFE

40" X 48"  (102cm X 122cm)

Acrylic paint, cement textures on canvas

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Vibrant red evolution contained by walls of blue sea colors.

On the bottom right-hand side, texture of a forgotten marine life form  and in the center of this painting,  a tiny speck floats upwards, surveying.

Are we not, also, tiny specks of human existence in this immense universe surveying life?

RED EAGLE

40" X 48"  (102cm X 122cm)

Acrylic paint, cement textures on canvas.

 

Why a red eagle?

The red  represents the rage I felt after seeing a dead eagle that had been struck down when this magnificent bird touched a telephone wire. Such a majestic bird in flight and its life ended by a simple wire was for me a devastating experience. The eagle in the painting is plunging downwards but has no knowledge of its vulnerability. We,as humans,realize that life can be terminated in a split second. 

COSMIC TURBULENCE

40” X 48”  (102cm X 122cm)

Acrylic paint on canvas

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Black, brown, dark colors towards the bottom of the painting express the turbulence  in our world and yet there is a creature rising above this. Where does he come from? Is there a better world?

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