My work is about beauty, enchantment, and mystery, and is guided by the belief that art should transcend the mundane.
2009
Flight is a series of sixteen digital images exhibited for the first time at Mysteria Gallery in Regina (July 8 to September 5, 2009) as part of my solo exhibition Crossroads and Flight.
2008
This is a followup to my first Incidentals series from early 2008. I’m still working on more images on this series, but here are the first six.
2008
Transit and Transience is a series of digital images that explore the idea of humanity in motion. In some cases this is meant literally, such as crowds of people gathering, in migration, or otherwise moving from one place to another. Other images are metaphorical, evoking life transitions such as birth, death, and celebration.
2008
Husk is a chapbook I created in collaboration with Lia Pas, and published by JackPine Press in 2008.
2005 - 2006
Image gallery of the forty-eight images in my fifth digital series, Encounters, which I completed in England from fall 2005 through spring 2006.
2002
Image gallery of Crossroads, my installation of large-scale freestanding figures completed in 2002.
2002
Image gallery of The Meeting Place, my group of small freestanding figures completed in 2002.
1999 - 2002
Image gallery of my carved and painted wood assemblages, completed from 1999-2002.
2000 - 2001
Image gallery of my fourth digital series, Ghost Trees, completed from 2000-2001.
1998 - 2000
Image gallery of my painted wood relief carvings, completed from 1998-2000.
1997 - 1998
Image gallery of my third digital series, Lunar Threads, completed from 1997-1998.
1997
Conversations was my second series of digital work. Work on these 6 images began almost immediately after Pyramid Suite. As with Pyramid Suite, I created the work in Adobe Illustrator from ink-on-paper sketches. For more background information about this body of work, see the Conversations section of 8 Bodies in 12 Years: Images and Sculptures [...]















August 4th, 2007 at 6:38 pm
Nice paintings, keep up with your work, and good luck!