Acrylic on mounted canvas, 28 x 22″, 2012.
As In, It Dries. And On And On.
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The Vinyl Pull
Acrylic on mounted canvas, 36 x 48″, 2012.
The Tide
Acrylic on mounted canvas, 36 x 48″, 2012.
Mountains Beyond Mountains
30 x 40 inches. Acrylic on canvas.
Never erase a thing. It was all meant for something. This into that into this into that. Eternal forward momentum. You suddenly complete me.
10 x 10 inches (3). Acrylic on canvas. 2012.
The Grand Finale Feeds off Seed in the Morning Snow
28 x 22 inches. Acrylic on canvas. 2011.
Travels of the Wandering Insect, Views from the Window of our House
11 x 14 inches (4). Acrylic and marker on heavy duty paper.
Can you get to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky through a collective set of ideas? If enough people think about the same problem will it get solved faster? What if those people are in separate rooms?
44 x 14.5 inches at longest part, five parts, three 10×10 canvasses with two pieces of wood attached to each, acrylic paint, paint tape, and two pieces of wood 3 1/2 feet long by 1 inch, with acrylic painted paint tape attached.
Andean Board and the Center of the Universe
36 x 36 inches. Wood board. Acrylic, spray paint, painted painters tape, paper, ink. 2011.
Alright, I get it. This is life. I’m in. Okay. No. Fuck. I don’t want to be ordinary. Maybe for a little. A few years. Fuck it’s so easy. No worries. It’s nice. But them fuck them! This isn’t you. It’s so simple, so easy, but so fucking ordinary.
22 x 28 inches. Acrylic on canvas. Paint tape. 2011.
