Oil on wooden panel, 45 cm x 45 cm
This picture is shown in a juried exhibition at the Dennos museum in Traverse City, MI until April 1st celebrating the museum’s 20th anniversary year.
The ‘seascape’ below was done as a study for the painting shown here.
2011_03; 11×14 inches, oil on panel
In September, this small study was shown in a juried exhibition in Frankfort, MI.
oil on board, 18 inches x 24 inches
First painting done in spring 2011. Northern Michigan is now our home.
oil on maple panel, 40 cm x 50 cm
Improvised from a photograph taken near Otter Creek in the Sleeping Bear Dunes
Two oil paintings, each 12 x 12 inches
Different forms of meditation, quiet and whirling.
Practicing painting a wave
12 x 24, oil on board
A montage combining images from Michigan, New Mexico and the Pacific Northwest
On this blog, we don’t discuss weirdness of politics. Instead, below, find weirdness as a result of photoshopping:
Moonlight:
Do you see this as
Near completion?
Destruction?
Do you see an almost finished task?
Do you see destruction?
To illustrate a simple poem, I went to a textile shop in the old garment center of Manhattan and bought the dull yellow linen for the background and patches of colorful silk. Troels was doubtful when I showed him the mix of colors and announced that they would turn it into a wall hanging (40 x55). Now, a few years later, he still likes the outcome.