Gallery: On the wall

Shinjuku

( 新宿 )

Acrylic house-paint on canvas

104 ins x 65 ins

At Shinjuku Station, Tokyo scanning the ever-shifting scene as one negotiates a path through the oh-so-polite mass of weaving humanity, it can be difficult for the eye of a foreigner to interpret and recognize much at all from the visual overload.

Time and scene change as the eye scans to and fro.
Recently on show at "state of play"

Keys (Working Title)

Used piano key, aluminum

37 ins x 88ins x 5 ins

Every key is unique, like people in a crowd

Zebra

Acrylic on canvas

24 ins x 36 ins

 

 

Zee2

Acrylic on canvas

24 ins x 36 ins

Marathon (Working title)

Acrylic house-paint on canvas

25 ins x 48 ins

Commissioned for UMass Memorial Hospital, Worcester

 

 

Beginnings

Polyurethane foam, plywood, acrylic

9 ins x 48 ins x 77 ins

As we hone our understanding of the origins of matter and even the dimension of time, it becomes ever more difficult to envision these origins. Matter, forces, and the very dimensions of space and time may have burst into existence in a random expansion from an initial source.

Recently on show at "the Eye is not a Camera"

Changing

Acrylic house paint on canvas

96 ins x 60 ins

Commissioned by Massachusetts State College Building Authority and Worcester State University.

Installed in Private Dining Room, Sheehan Hall, Worcester State University

Time Flows

Polyurethane foam, wood

30 ins x 28 ins x 10 ins

Classic One

Black and white charcoal on tinted paper

19 ins x 25 ins

Cocoon Comfort

Charcoal on paper

14 ins x 17 ins

At The Baths

Black and white charcoal on tinted paper

19 ins x 25 ins

Resting Toreador

Charcoal on paper

15 ins x 21 ins