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Life today is both complicated and stressful. In my search for sanity, I
have chosen to create images and places that are soothing, inviting, and calm.
By using subtle movement of color, like the gentle multi-colored swaying
of seaweed in water, the observer is invited to visit these quiet places and
stay for a while.
Your eyes wash over these organic images as if they were an oasis in the
desert. The weary traveler, refreshed, is now better able to journey through the
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Shows/Galleries |
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«'96 Brown's Gallery,
Boise» «'96 Las Vegas Art Museum » |
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«'94 Las Vegas Art Museum»
«'94 Stonington, Sun Valley» |
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«'94 Brown's Gallery,
Boise» «'91 Brown's Gallery, Boise» |
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«'90 Main Gallery, Boise»
«'90 Chases, Seattle» |
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«'89 Billy Bucks Salon
Gallery, Seattle» «'89 Weary Fox Gallery, Seaside, OR» |
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«'87 Kindred Gallery,
Seattle» «'80 Utah Artist Guild, Salt Lake City» |
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«'78 Senior Show College
of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls» |
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Current Showings |
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Las Vegas Art Museum Gift Shopsm |
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Stonington Gallery |
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Brown's Gallery |
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Transferring form and color into nudes has been exciting. The whimsy
and beauty of the female nude body is stylized as only I can see it. Splashing
with color and maybe a bit-of-tongue in check creates provocative images that
are sensual and innocent at the same time. Inquisitive, contemplative, or
playful, the women invite you to enjoy their world knowing that you can only
glimpse a tiny part of who they are.
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"Showgirl in Repose I"
©Sites 1996 All right reserved |
"Showgirl in Repose II"
©Sites 1995 All rights reserved |
"Showgirl in Repose III"
©Sites 1995 All rights reserved |
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March
17, 1997 |
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