Moments of Freedom
Featured image: Black Feather “ The soul has moments of escape. ” — Emily Dickinson
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Between Earth and Sky
Featured image: Marsh Grass and Blue Sky “I would like to put reason in the grass and tears in the sky.” — Paul Cézanne
Where Color Takes Flight
Featured image: Rainbow Bird “Color is my day-long obsession, joy and torment.” — Claude Monet
When the Canvas Breathes
Featured image: Wind Breathes “I like a canvas to breathe and be alive.” — Lee Krasner
Charting Pathways Accepted Into Exhibition
I’m delighted to share that my artwork Charting Pathways has been accepted into Portals , an online juried exhibition presented by Collage Artists of America. Created with vintage and assorted papers and water-based media, Charting Pathways reflects my continuing exploration of the real, the imagined, and freedom. I find that working with collage allows unexpected connections to emerge, where fragments of different stories come together to suggest something entirely new. It is a wonderful feeling to have this work selected for an exhibition that celebrates imagination and the possibilities of what lies beyond the familiar. The exhibition will be on view online November 1 through December 31, 2026 , at collageartists.org .
Blue Bird III, Red Dress, and She Is a Creative Accepted into Exhibition
I’m honored and grateful to share that three of my works—Blue Bird III, Red Dress, and She Is A Creative—have been accepted into the 2026 Reflection Art Show at the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts in Gloversville, New York. My work continues to explore the real, the imagined, and freedom. Each of these pieces tells a different story, inviting us to look beyond what we see and consider the emotions, possibilities, and meanings that lie beneath the surface. I’m especially grateful to have three works included in an exhibition centered around reflection—a theme that connects so naturally with my own artistic journey. My sincere thanks to the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts and everyone involved in bringing this exhibition together. It is always meaningful to have opportunities to share my work and the ideas that have shaped it. The exhibition will be on view October 30, 2026, through January 7, 2027, with an opening reception on Thursday, November 5, from 4–7 PM.
The Art of Becoming.
Featured image: It's a Beautiful Morning “What was to go on the canvas was not a picture but an event.” – Harold Rosenberg