Human War Machine
The Heavy Seed
The Winter Night Waltz
The Gorgon
Madame White Snake
Stomp
Ruin Parasol
The Viewing Room
Divide
Rise then Fall
Visualize
Shine 2
Twist
Reflect
Human War MachineA experimental oil painting project involving oil painting and tin foil on a 12x12 clayboard. A reflection on a person internal war that most do not see.
The Heavy SeedIt is a 20x24, oil painting made with palette knives. An ambiguous message of the weight of the world on people or the possibly the weight if ones' own sins, burden or responsibility.
The Winter Night WaltzThis is a charcoal drawing of the gental movements of the dancers as their dresses flow them as if it was their dance partner.
The GorgonThis piece is an 8x10 oil painting illustrating the greek mythological creature of the Gorgon Sisters and the grotesque eye they posses.
Madame White Snake16x20, an experimental oil painting project involving oil painting and tin foil on a 16x20 clayboard. Woman and snake naturally appeared after long period starring at it.
StompA watercolor painting illustrating the muscles, skin, veins and bones of the human legs.
Ruin ParasolA watercolor poster describing a ruin parasol during a rain storm.
The Viewing RoomIt is a 8x10 oil painting describing the malicious eye watching an unknown female, like a predator hunting it's prey.
Dividea 16x20 oil painting describing the divide people may have with one another.
Rise then Fall16x20, an experimental oil painting project involving oil painting and tin foil on a 16x20 clayboard. An attempt to control where the oil painting to go, this one is considered a failure and a success.
VisualizeIt is a 12x12 oil painting, ink, white-out and house paint describing the thoughtful movements of a dancer.
Shine 2A 8x10 experimental oil painting with the use of plastic wrap. A glowing figure fighting away his demon and all the demonic presence.
TwistA watercolor painting illustrating the skin, muscles, veins, and bones of the right arm.
ReflectA 14x17 charcoal drawing that represents the hardships faced by the prisoners held in Guantanamo Bay's detention camp. The orange charcoal is indicative of the humanity within each prisoner, thus the black represents the oppression the prisoners undergo.
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