In 2010, while living in Vermont, I began a series inspired by the mountain views from the farm I lived on as well as views from some of the hikes I did. The idea of exploring one place in more detail appealed to me, especially one view during different seasons as seen with the Foggy ...
I got the idea for this piece while hiking at Bear Mountain State Park. It was a crisp and bright day, everything was illuminated. We were a little short on time and couldn’t linger around as long as we wanted to. While hurrying to make the last bus home to Brooklyn I got an idea. I ...
This piece was inspired by the magical imagery of Lake Powell located between Arizona and Utah. Its a reservoir that was created by flooding Glen Canyon. I think of this piece as a landscape that is deeply rooted in my agate and dreamscape series. It incorporates elements from both while heading in a new direction ...
While on a camping trip in the Catskills, for the first time in my life I noticed and was completely mesmerized by a yellow phenomenon I had no idea existed. An endless blanket of flowers rolled up and down through out the green hills. Everywhere I looked, there were yellow flowers – all different kinds. ...
My agate landscapes began to morph into what I like to think of as dreamscapes. I took the patterns from my agate series and began to mold them into hill-like formations. These were imaginary, dream like places to me. Winter was coming and I began to daydream about mountains and the snow that was on ...
In 2008, I began to explore natural patterns found in rock formations as well as agate stones. My interest in these kind of patterns was sparked following a trip to the Grand Canyon. Seeing the various bands of colors alternating, bending and running through the canyon walls was intriguing. When I returned home, I saw ...