Contemporary Fine Arts and Jewelry
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Conversation with birds
This collection of paintings and table top objects (bird vases) investigates past, present and future challenges of life’s complex pathways. The vases with their symbolism, explores my move to the Pacific Northwest.
"RAPTOR CHAMPION MAKE GOOD CHOICES"
Acrylic
40" x 40"
"BIRDS OF A FEATHER"
With Earrings
Casein on board, Sterling Silver and 18k Gold bimetal
10" x 10"
"ACCOUNTABILITY"
Cold wax and Oil on Wood, Enamels on Metal, Anodized Aluminum Tubing
13 1/2" x 13 1/2"
"BURNING DRIVE"
Casein on Board, Enamels on Metal
13 1/2" x 13 1/2"
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"AWARE OF SURROUNDINGS"
Casein on Board, Enamels on Metal
12" x 12"
"BEGIN THE MAZE"
Casein on Wood, Enamels on Metal, Aluminum
20" x 20"
"TAKE CHANCES KEEP GOING"
Casein on Wood, Enamels on Metal
20" x 20"
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"STRATEGY: LOOK TO THE PAST"
Casein on Board, Enamels on Metal
8" x 10"
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"ONCE HUMAN NOW IMMORTAL"
Casein on Board, Enamels on Metal, Aluminum
8" x 10"
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"EVOLUTION MARCHE"
Casein on Board, Enamels on Metal, Aluminum
8" x 10"
"MORNING BREW"
Mother with her two chicks
(Pot with Creamer and Sugar Bowl, forged sugar tongs)
Sterling Silver, Moonstones and Ebony
Copper Vase with Transition Material Willingness to change when necessary is symbolized by transition metal objects, which speak to filling an inner core (growth) without altering basic values.
Copper Vase with Rubber Elements Rubber stick-like elements symbolize the capability to bend and stretch in reaction to challenges and constraints.
Two Nickle Plated Copper Vases Two functional vases in the shape of birds posed to take flight. The linear design pattern in each of the vases symbolize both landscape and the pathways traveling in search of opportunities.
Copper Vase with Transition Material Willingness to change when necessary is symbolized by transition metal objects, which speak to filling an inner core (growth) without altering basic values.