I began sculpting stone when I moved to the desert and could not find quality wood. I fell in love. When I set out to work on a piece, I do not know where it will take me. The stone in my hands speaks to me, I am patient with it and it becomes.
Each of my paintings is inspired by life itself. Though abstract, there is an essence drawn from my experiences that I seek to capture on the canvas. My hope is that essence is felt by consumers of my art.
Wood is a unique type of canvas and one of my favorites. Back home, I am most known for my wood sculptures; I enjoy manipulating pieces with fire too.
I imagine a garment or an accessory and I put my hands and tools to work to bring it into reality. Jewelry, props and clothing are all made with the model and story in mind.
Gallery of Care international, Inc. provides curated collections of meaningful art to institutions that serve children, patients and communities in need. Each art donation is carefully selected to reflect the local culture and emotional needs of its setting.
