My paintings are inspired by news headlines that surround us. The title “Bigger Birds Don’t Fly” shows that we all have some obstacles that get in the way of flying. This painting is my interpretation of that headline.

A Young girl dressed as a Disney Princess, at a Haloween event, dark haired wearing a red wig, she is being photographed while a line of other Haloween participants sppear in the background.

´Morgestraich’ is the beginning of Carnival in Basel at 4am on a Monday.All street lights are turned off.The Lanterns start to glow.The cliques start walking all over town while playing the fife and the drums.The atmosphere is full of magic,dreamlike.It’s as if we are back in the Middle Ages.Awesome.

This woman of the Congo dressed in her colourful, vibrant garb was certainly a stand out in the crowd.

Watercolor on paper, 168x76cm, Triptych

dimensional painting on wood

"Flower Power"is a colourful composition, featuring 2 wrestlers amidst a floral montage, to highlight both feminity and strength.

The artwork shows a luminous goddess shaped from shifting light, her contours flickering in reds, golds, and deep greens. There is warmth in her, but also intensity, as if she carries both comfort and power. You don’t just see her—you feel watched, held, and quietly understood.

Huile sur toile de 100/195 cm. Qu’on la nomme Grande Toile ou Arbre de vie, cette toile, réalisée entre 2019 et 2023, procède d’un premier dessin réalisé en 2000 offert au Préfet du département du Mbam et Kim, localité de Ntui, Cameroun. Cette œuvre expérimentale, réalisée entre Yaoundé et Paris couvre 23 années d’étude, de recherche, d’exploration et d’approfondissement. L’appeler NDICK-ENYNG ne relève pas du hasard. Mais d’une expérience spécifique de « Lianes salvatrices » qui dans les grandes forêts tropicales ont fonction de ravitaillement en eau pour marcheurs et voyageurs. Or l’Homme, voyageur intrépide, est toujours et partout en quête d’eau et d'énergie pour toutes ses entreprises.

Acrylic on canvas 30''x15''x1.5''

Through poetic translation and abstraction, mountains and landscapes become symbols of emotional expression, serving as windows to convey sentiments. Bright sunshine, lush mountains, and azure seas are translated into calming images of travel scenes. From poetic lyricism to abstract interpretation, the space between form and meaning lets one express thoughts and reconnect with old dreams.

This abstract painting by Jimmy S Clark Jr. features bold strokes of yellow, red, blue, and white against a dark background. The composition is dynamic and spontaneous, with colors layered and smeared to create depth and movement. The contrast between the vivid colors and the dark backdrop makes the painting visually striking, evoking various emotions and interpretations from viewers. The vibrant abstract expressionism style reflects the artist’s exploration of the unpredictability and complexity of human feelings.

Forms reminiscent of a lava lamp hover in front of a vine covered backdrop.

Estilo propio buscando expresar la fuerza interna a través del color y la desestructuración de los animales, conservando siempre la esencia.

An unusual looking bird, on an unusual, background surrounded by pieces of wings, unusual plants and a snake.

Indien au coin d'un feu réalisé au pastel sec sur Pastelmat - Format 70 x 50 cm

my cat, Vanilla Bean in her favorite bag

Original acrylic painting created in 2024 on a 30” x 24" stretched canvas and presented as a 1.5” gallery wrap with turquoise painted edges.

Three Pears palette knifed with disruption. 3 Primary palette

Ancient Bristlecone pines, elevation 9,000 ft above sea level, estimated to be 3,000 years old. In the Great Basin National Park in Nevada

In this photograph, intricate loops of paper nestle into one another, creating a mesmerizing pattern of cascading curves and folds. Soft, diffused light filters through the delicate layers, casting gentle, shimmering reflections of color behind the paper’s surface. The interplay of light and shadow highlights iridescent hues that subtly shift and dance across the background, giving the composition a dreamy, ethereal quality. The resulting image captures a harmonious blend of texture, color, light, and shadow evoking a sense of both complexity and tranquility.

Desert Kaleidoscope celebrates the extraordinary color and vitality hidden within the Sonoran Desert. In this vibrant composition, prickly pear pads burst with blossoms in brilliant hues—fiery yellows, radiant oranges, electric pinks, and lush greens—all shimmering against a luminous blue sky. Like pieces of glass inside a turning kaleidoscope, each bloom and pad reflects light differently, creating an ever-changing mosaic of color and form. This piece captures the desert at its most surprising and joyful, reminding us that beauty in the Southwest is far from subtle—it is bold, expressive, and full of life. The interplay of saturated colors speaks to the desert’s power to astonish, transforming even the harshest landscape into a vivid tapestry of growth and renewal. Desert Kaleidoscope invites viewers to see the desert through a new lens—one that celebrates its brilliance, its energy, and its endlessly shifting patterns of color.

RAINBOW TORUS YANTRA visualizes one of the most fundamental structures of sacred geometry: the torus — a self‑generating field of continuous flow, expansion, and return. This form, both ancient and universal, represents the cyclical movement of energy that sustains life. It is the geometry of breath, of consciousness, of the eternal rhythm that moves inward and outward in perfect balance. The composition unfolds as a radiant chromatic vortex. Curved bands of color spiral around a central axis, creating a dynamic interplay of hues that evokes both motion and coherence. Each color functions as a distinct frequency, yet all are interwoven into a unified energetic field. The result is a visual pulse — a rhythmic, almost meditative oscillation that draws the viewer into its center. The torus is also the electromagnetic pattern of the human heart, a field that perceives, transforms, and renews itself. In this work, the rainbow palette amplifies that resonance. The spiraling geometry becomes a metaphor for inner expansion: the alignment of body, emotion, and awareness with a deeper source of vitality. The painting suggests that transformation begins at the center — with intention, clarity, and the courage to open. Through its precise geometry and vibrant chromatic spectrum, RAINBOW TORUS YANTRA becomes more than an abstract form. It acts as an energetic portal, a contemplative space where unity, coherence, and renewal converge. The work invites the viewer to reconnect with the essence of being — light in motion, consciousness in form, and the infinite cycle of return.

Neon acrylic swirlling in a dark void