AT LEFT: a list of my "portfolio" of paintings, grouped by subject: Cape Cod Series, Interiors & Figures, etc. Click on each category to see the work within that category. Organizing my paintings in this way, in my opinion, helps you get a better idea of who I am as an artist, and tells you what I'm excited about seeing—and what I feel best captures it.
Paintings of the Outer Cape: Wellfleet, Truro, and Provincetown. There seems to be drama everywhere I turn. Giclée prints are available of all of them. In addition, many others can be found on the Giclées page.
Paintings that comment on the intrigue and mystery inherent in contrasting interiors against exteriors—whether including figures or not—and also solitary objects. Giclée prints are available of all of these, and you'll discover others on the Giclées page.
Explorations of the relationship between the objects of the natural world and those created by human beings, focusing on the play of light on organic and geometric shapes, color variations, and times of day. Giclée prints of all of them are available, and you can find many others on the Giclées page.
Paintings featuring the heightened visual contrasts between light and dark, color and colorlessness, combined with images of 20th century neon lights. Giclée prints of all of them are available; others can be found on the Giclées page.
These are paintings created in the late 1990s and early '00s that I feel represent a clear expression of the ideas behind them. As in the previous galleries, giclée prints of all of them are available, and you can also find numerous others on the Giclées page.