Paintings

Boulder captures the serene spirit of Colorado’s Front Range in the warm hush of twilight. Rolling pastures stretch beneath a rosy evening sky, while a gentle tree line anchors the scene in harmony and depth. With nods to the open landscapes surrounding Boulder and the noble edge of Rocky Mountain National Park, this composition evokes a sense of peaceful openness, natural grandeur, and the quiet dignity of the American West.

The Butterflies series captures the quiet majesty of transformation. In graceful formation, each butterfly becomes a symbol of life’s enduring cycle — from fragility to flight, from struggle to transcendence.

Rendered in soft contrasts and delicate symmetry, these winged figures speak of rebirth, resilience, and stillness. Together, they offer a moment of tranquil contemplation — a visual metaphor for change and the beauty of becoming.

The Butterflies series captures the quiet majesty of transformation. In graceful formation, each butterfly becomes a symbol of life’s enduring cycle — from fragility to flight, from struggle to transcendence.

Rendered in soft contrasts and delicate symmetry, these winged figures speak of rebirth, resilience, and stillness. Together, they offer a moment of tranquil contemplation — a visual metaphor for change and the beauty of becoming.

Butterfly Migration is a luminous three-part series capturing the spiritual and symbolic journey of butterflies in flight. Each canvas — East Wind, North Wind, and West Wind — charts a different path of motion, with golden-winged forms rising and swirling in expressive, uplifting arcs.

Long associated with transformation, endurance, and the soul’s evolution, butterflies appear here as sacred travelers — weightless yet purposeful. With soft neutral backgrounds and radiant gold detailing, this series evokes a sense of gentle movement, joy, and the invisible currents that guide us through change.

Butterfly Migration is a luminous three-part series capturing the spiritual and symbolic journey of butterflies in flight. Each canvas — East Wind, North Wind, and West Wind — charts a different path of motion, with golden-winged forms rising and swirling in expressive, uplifting arcs.

Long associated with transformation, endurance, and the soul’s evolution, butterflies appear here as sacred travelers — weightless yet purposeful. With soft neutral backgrounds and radiant gold detailing, this series evokes a sense of gentle movement, joy, and the invisible currents that guide us through change.

Butterfly Migration is a luminous three-part series capturing the spiritual and symbolic journey of butterflies in flight. Each canvas — East Wind, North Wind, and West Wind — charts a different path of motion, with golden-winged forms rising and swirling in expressive, uplifting arcs.

Long associated with transformation, endurance, and the soul’s evolution, butterflies appear here as sacred travelers — weightless yet purposeful. With soft neutral backgrounds and radiant gold detailing, this series evokes a sense of gentle movement, joy, and the invisible currents that guide us through change.

This set of color blocks is compositional study named after the two mathematicians who are recognized for discovering calculus.
It was certainly Isaac Newton who first devised a new infinitesimal calculus and elaborated it into a widely extensible algorithm, whose potentialities he fully understood; of equal certainty, differential and integral calculus, the fount of great developments flowing continuously from 1684 to the present day, was created independently by Gottfried Leibniz.
— Hall 1980: 1

 
Part one of a Two-part set.

This set of color blocks is compositional study named after the two mathematicians who are recognized for discovering calculus.
It was certainly Isaac Newton who first devised a new infinitesimal calculus and elaborated it into a widely extensible algorithm, whose potentialities he fully understood; of equal certainty, differential and integral calculus, the fount of great developments flowing continuously from 1684 to the present day, was created independently by Gottfried Leibniz.
— Hall 1980: 1

 
Part one of a Two-part set.

The California Flax Field series offers a warm, expansive view of California’s golden terraces and fertile farmland, captured in two complementary landscape compositions. Gentle hills roll beneath wide, luminous skies, evoking the timeless quiet of rural California.

With soft brushwork and a natural palette, these pieces celebrate the harmony of land and light — a tribute to open space, subtle movement, and the enduring spirit of the Western landscape.

The California Flax Field series offers a warm, expansive view of California’s golden terraces and fertile farmland, captured in two complementary landscape compositions. Gentle hills roll beneath wide, luminous skies, evoking the timeless quiet of rural California.

With soft brushwork and a natural palette, these pieces celebrate the harmony of land and light — a tribute to open space, subtle movement, and the enduring spirit of the Western landscape.

Calm Day Landscape invites the viewer into a moment of maritime serenity—where soft clouds drift above a glasslike sea and the horizon stretches with quiet confidence. Beneath this peaceful sky, the ocean’s stillness suggests infinite depth and quiet promise. It’s a meditation on balance and possibility, where nature offers both comfort and the subtle thrill of the open unknown.

Featuring three colorful varieties of camellias, each with their natural stems elegantly adorning an antique silver decanter. Set against a soft canvas backdrop, these blooms capture the viewer's attention, highlighting the unique winter beauty of camellias during the festive season. The composition gracefully combines the natural elegance of camellias with the traditional sophistication of sterling silver.

Carolina Keats features a lively chorus of parakeets — curious, confident, and full of charm. Their vivid feathers and social arrangements evoke playfulness, while their elegant poses offer a touch of refinement.

This series brings an uplifting, natural spirit into any space — expressive and light, yet grounded in quiet sophistication.

Carolina Keats features a lively chorus of parakeets — curious, confident, and full of charm. Their vivid feathers and social arrangements evoke playfulness, while their elegant poses offer a touch of refinement.

This series brings an uplifting, natural spirit into any space — expressive and light, yet grounded in quiet sophistication.

A quiet background yields to the triumph of the rose in this composition, signifying promise, love, and longing while hints of yellow provide the reassurance of health, friendship and stability.

This tranquil seascape features golden sandy beaches yielding to a distant azure ocean under delicate silver-tipped clouds. 
This particular composition celebrates “Cat Island,” a barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico that was named for raccoons which Spanish explorers mistook for cats. 
Today, the island features sandy beaches backed by dense forests of slash pines and live oaks.

The cedar waxwing is a friend and joy to behold for many in the central and southern parts of America.  Their woodsy disposition and quiet elegance compliment our distinguished heritage.

Charlotte Purple Hill is a gentle celebration of North Carolina’s natural splendor—rolling hills, soft skies, and the peaceful rhythm of open land. Inspired by the pastoral outskirts of Charlotte, this landscape blends muted greens, lavenders, and dusky blues to create a dreamlike view of the Piedmont region, where wildflowers bloom in quiet corners and every horizon holds the memory of Appalachian breezes.

Charlotte, often called the “Queen City,” is known for its vibrant blend of modern energy and Southern charm—but just beyond its skyline, scenes like this still stretch wide and calm, reminding us of the state's deep-rooted connection to land, light, and sky. Charlotte Purple Hill invites you to slow down and stay awhile.

Chrysanthemum is a two-part study in botanical elegance, abstracting the intricate blossoms of the chrysanthemum into layered ink-like strokes and refined forms. With rhythmic lines and a meditative palette, these compositions evoke both floral energy and timeless stillness.

Long revered in Eastern cultures—especially China and Japan—the chrysanthemum symbolizes longevity, renewal, and the enduring beauty of nature. This modern interpretation honors those traditions with contemporary poise, creating a quiet celebration of balance, grace, and sacred geometry.

Chrysanthemum is a two-part study in botanical elegance, abstracting the intricate blossoms of the chrysanthemum into layered ink-like strokes and refined forms. With rhythmic lines and a meditative palette, these compositions evoke both floral energy and timeless stillness.

Long revered in Eastern cultures—especially China and Japan—the chrysanthemum symbolizes longevity, renewal, and the enduring beauty of nature. This modern interpretation honors those traditions with contemporary poise, creating a quiet celebration of balance, grace, and sacred geometry.

This composition features five stately parakeets, suited in royal cobalt blue against a rich sandstone background.