Lyrical dreaming of floating above the landscape, poetically.

I wanted to produce a colourful, abstracted field of flowers - as if the viewer is looking out of a window ie: the frame - on the scene. The piece is textured and sanded to produce 'broken' colours and uses muted, yet colourful delicate pastel shades. The vibrant blooms burst with life and colour, inviting the viewer to gaze out onto a joyful, sunlit landscape brimming with natural beauty and a sense of peaceful escape. This artwork will add a pop of colour to any area and brings nature's glory into the interior environment.

Panther Chameleon 18"x24" (Skeleton Hibiscus and Monstera vine) Belying the names, I think of rainbows when I see this adorable lizard, lace when I see these hibiscus flowers, and impressively large leaves on the monstera vine. 29.5" x 36" framed

A land of sweeping coastlines and breathtaking vistas, Prince Edward Island (PEI) is Canada’s smallest province, known as the "Garden of the Gulf" for its lush landscape, red sandstone cliffs, and iconic red soil. Located in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, this Maritime province is famous for its beaches, potato farming, and as the birthplace of Canadian Confederation. This photo was taken from the back deck of my summer home on the island.

18" x 24" This painting is a Montana cowboy in the high country of Jardine (on the north border of Yellowstone National Park). He is participating in the Hells-a-Roarin' Horse drive in Gardiner, Montana which happens every Memorial Day Weekend. An event which includes a huge auction with 100% going to providing "off-road" wheelchairs for disabled veterans. They drive 150 horses from Gardiner to their summer home up a winding mountain road 8 miles. Mid-way, we all stop for a break for a cool drink and the horses get to roll in the high meadow. My reference photos.

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.

Portrait Photography and Digital Art of an Asian woman in cherry color. Pastel background that I created to enhance the image.

Colors of natural and artificial light bathe over the sleek steel skin of Disney Hall.

Pelican Mountain evokes a sense of familiar - a mountain landscape - but in reality it's a violent, dynamic, turbulent cosmic stellar nursery located in the Milky Way. Pelican Mountain, a detailed area of the Pelican Nebula, located in the Cygnus Constellation about 1,800 Light Years from Earth, is printed on metal and is available in two sizes: 30" x 50" and 40" x 70"

A tranquil yet emotionally layered series that explores erosion, movement, and quiet transformation—where softness meets disruption, and abstraction becomes a reflection of both nature and inner landscape.

During an early morning walk in Varanasi, I came across this Chaiwala (Tea vendor) preparing the day's first brew. The warm light, vibrant colors, and atmosphere of the moment inspired this pastel painting.

Tapestry using glass stringers for color and pattern.

This is an abstract watercolor and ink composition with a layered washes of warm pink, lavender, pale blue, and dusty rose. Scattered across the surface are ink lines forming loose geometric shapes—triangles, polygons, and angular fragments. The painting is an impression of my experience hiking the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

photo collage with a stylized painting of tulips and lemons

A stack of freshly baked macaroons.

23" x 10.5" x 7"

Take Me To Where The Wild Things Grow is part of the Into The Woods series. It tells the story and the belief that there is no age for discovery, for curiosity. Having someone to do it with you is nothing more than a miracle.