Friday, June 28, 2013

Pacific Coast, Pacific Ocean

Traveling and observing new locations to live in. Beautiful natural surroundings. I love this place. And the faces in the rocks. It's so nice to see things a bit better. :-)

Jenner, California
2013

Sunday, March 3, 2013

Ocean Sounds

Using the natural shape of the planet(s) and the various other natural forms of the universe I create 6 new layered art pieces.

3 pieces that rotate 90 degrees to make 3 mirrored pieces.

They make me think of the Pacific Ocean's sound and the structure of the waves that crash over wave after wave. The thought of what could be under the ocean is echoed in the layering of my new works. Faces, skulls, cities, city structures and visual stories are all buried under/in these new designs.

11 inches (width) x 14 inches (height) each











Friday, February 15, 2013

Untitled Aerial Battle From the Sky Viewed by the Skulls of the Heavens, Part 3

Battle formations are at the heart of my drawings and give rise and identity to the structures and chaos of the world at play around us and present the constant forms of masters of old style formats.

Viewing the pieces you can see millions of figures moving in space and interacting to the surrounding dynamics of a war unfolding in the landscape portrait.

There are also catastrophic atmospheres that build from the skulls of the various figures that form in the foreground of the overall piece. Looking at the landscape painting from the left side you see the giant shapes of heads/skulls that extend to the right of the piece.

44 1/2 inches (width) x 30 inches (height)

Untitled Aerial Battle From the Sky Viewed by the Skulls of the Heavens Part 5

Battle formations are at the heart of my drawings and give rise and identity to the structures and chaos of the world at play around us and present the constant forms of masters of old style formats.

Viewing the pieces you can see millions of figures moving in space and interacting to the surrounding dynamics of a war unfolding in the landscape portrait.

There are also catastrophic atmospheres that build from the skulls of the various figures that form in the foreground of the overall piece. Looking at the landscape painting from the left side you see the giant shapes of heads/skulls that extend to the right of the piece.

52 inches (width) x 38 inches (height)

Untitled Mondo- Traversing the Galaxy

Shape and gestures form to construct an interplay of thoughts that feature bodies and people in space. They form an overall abstract dynamic that place dominance on the creatures within us all.

52 inches (width) x 38 inches (height)

Untitled Mondo- The Mind of Buddha and Cosmic Orbits

Shading and white space play a major roll in this piece/work to illustrate the historical forms of my education. From character studies, to painting illustrations, to medical drawings and the gore of the NEWS media coverage of wars and conflicts. Current events interest me.

This piece is not ment to be specifically political but plays with the ideas and notions present in the constant struggle of mankind to understand the forces that flow through and around us. The figure of the head in the upper left corner isn't looking at the bricks- the piece is photographed on the bricks just for the purposes of capturing the natural light. The figure is staring off into the space that shapes us all. I prefer a white wall but wanted the effect of seeing the piece outside. I prefer a canvas to graffiti.

Shape, form and gestures construct an interplay of thoughts that feature bodies and people in space. They form an overall abstract dynamic that place dominance on the creatures within us all.

48 inches (width) x 38 inches (height)