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STATEMENT<\/strong><\/p>\n

My subject matter is mostly about people and places in the pacific northwest. For me, my work is about seeing; of being discreetly aware of the world around me and the commitment it takes create art.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The subjects in my paintings vary. Sometimes it\u2019s the quiet solitude of a street scene, like a gray misty morning behind a dingy blue building with a lone figure struggling to light a cigarette, a gentle breeze over a patch of pink meadow mallow against an oyster house, or commercial tuna fishermen icing up before heading out.<\/p>\n

Light and shadow play an essential role in my compositions. It’s in the translucent glow of towering silos bathed in a late afternoon sun and in a graceful shadow that gently falls over a rooftop beekeeper tending his bees.<\/p>\n\n\n\n