This Is Not Snow

Are We There Yet?

One Way To Look At It

Governors Island II

Red Sea

Winter Window Reflection

Originally it seemed like a mistake to have the two images above touching. 

But then you look at it for a hot second, and wow. Of course they should intersect like that.

Departure

It almost looks like a train, right? 

The rush of color sweeping past. The bright lights, layers of color, blur of movement.

Blink and you'll miss it - fall's departing, winter's arriving soon.

Winter Lake

Water.

Winter.

Dawn.

Roadtrip

New work, old sources and #tbt pigeons

[Untitled], 16"x20"
$250

This painting is based on a photo from 2006, which may or may not have been taken in at my college dining hall. It may or may not be wobbling glass of water - more likely the camera is moving and the glass is still. To me, it's affirmation. Look! This abstract photography addiction isn't wholly new, it's been building for years and years... Which you can see, actually, in my photography work from around 2006, too - even my black and white analog work gets excited about abstraction. 

This might be my favorite section

All to my surprise, of course, because I have zero memory of taking this photo, nor most of the abstract photos I've found from my analog class. Except the one of the pigeons. And since I thought you all might enjoy it, I've taken a photo of it, below.

Note to potential buyers: 

I finished the painting yesterday, so while you may lay claim to it now, I can't ship it until it's dry.

Anxiety

Goodnight, Portland II

See #1 here

Tracks IV

See #3 here

Tracks III

See #2 here

Tracks II

See #1 here

Flame III

See #2 here

Flame II

See #1 here