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I'm all about focus. If I'm concentrating, don't wait for me to notice you've entered the room. You'll have to touch my shoulder to get my attention. My paintings reflect my intense concentration in the level of detail I include. I consider it a great compliment to be told my paintings look like photographs.

My subjects often choose me, haunting me like benevolent ghosts until I exorcize them by committing them to canvas. I’m intrigued by contrasts between hard and soft, such as the hardness and immutability of china against the softness and fragility of flowers or fabric, each transformed by the presence of the other. I love how light and dark create depth and movement. These miracles of nature deserve my undivided observation. As a result, many of my works have no “background,” which I perceive as a distraction from the focus on the subjects of the painting – as if nothing else in the world existed except the object of my attention. Sometimes I eliminate background noise by expanding the subject to fill the canvas.

I extend this form of simplicity to a choice of simple but strong color palettes and a moderate canvas size. My goal is to suspend moments of observation and capture them in vivid detail so that I may share my joy and pleasure in them with you.

Vase and Roses

2005
Watercolor
26.7 x 21.6

Caladiums

2005
Watercolor
21.6 x 28

White Caladiums

2006
Watercolor
30.5 x 30.5

Strength of Heracles

2005
Watercolor
22.9 x 20.3

The Dioscuri: Castor & Polyde

2005
Watercolor
25.4 x 16.5

Poupee Sisters

2006
Watercolor
30.5 x 30.5