My art is largely informed by my spiritual practice.
“As in life, so in the studio.”
As an abstract painter I work from a felt sense of the everyday things that surround me. A self taught painter, over the past 20 years I have learned that a painting emerges in twists and turns as I open myself to the materials and the process. It is a meditation, an act of surrender and surprise.
I believe we live in a time where it is important to know how to uplift ourselves. It is my hope that my work can contribute serenity, joy and peace to your live/work spaces. My work can be found in private collections from Norway and Scotland, Canada and the US to Singapore and has appeared in magazines and book covers.
The creative adventure is always reckless.
- Jospeh Campbell
Mystery is such an underrated quality in this modern world yet it is a vital part of our aliveness. There is so much in this universe that we simply don't understand. I believe that if a painting speaks to you, it is because somehow you have connected with the deeper layers of mystery that it came from.
My work is about tranquility and simplicity.
I hope to bring quiet and peace and beauty to the spaces my work calls home, where it can support you in your personal evolution and enjoyment of life. Maybe a small glance up from your desk will reinvigorate you or make you smile or just breathe.
Where Have They Gone?
My work is in homes from Norway and Scotland to the US, Canada and Singapore. It has appeared in Tricycle Magazine, Buddhadharma Magazine and on the cover of the book “Lotus Petals In The Snow." Two small works are in the Postal Art Collection of The National Museum of Canada.
