Portfolio > Paintings -Series I-IV, 2010-2014

PD IV No 8 (for JB)
oil on canvas over panel
30" x 30"
2014
PD IV No 7
oil on canvas over panel
30" x 30"
2014
PD IV No 7
Detail
2014
PD IV No 10
oil on canvas over panel
16" x 16"
2014
PD IV No 11
oil on canvas over panel
16" x 16"
2014
PD III Factor No. 2
oil on canvas over panel
30" x 30"
2012
P D III Factor No. 1
oil on canvas over panel
30" x 30"
2012
PD III Factor No. 7
oil on canvas over panel
16" x 16"
2012
PD IV No 5 (touch)
oil on canvas over panel (2 panels)
40" x 80"
2013
PD III Factor No. 6
oil on canvas over panel
16" x 16"
2012
PD III Factor No. 8
oil on canvas over panel
12" x 12", 2012-2014
PD III Factor No. 9
oil on canvas over panel
12" x 12", 2012-2014
PD IV No 1( if you play it backwards you could hear...)
oil on canvas over panel
20" x 20"
2013
PD IV No 4
oil on canvas over panel
48" x 48"
2013
PD IV No 6 (Autotroph)
oil on canvas over panel
48" x 48"
2014
PD II Spring
oil on canvas over panel
36" x 26"
2011
PD II Summer
oil on canvas over panel
36" x 36"
2013
PD II Fall
oil on canvas over panel
36" x 26"
2011
PD II Fall - Detail
oil on canvas over panel
36" x 26"
2011
PD II Winter
oil on canvas over panel
36" x 26", 2011-2014
No 20
oil on panel
24" x 24"
2011
PD III Factor Mural (after Fibonacci)
oil on canvas over gator board
9' x 20'
2012
PD Factor, 1 Violet
oil on canvas over gator board
Detail of violet panel
2012
PD Factor, 1 Red
oil on canvas over gator board
Detail of red panel
2012
PD Factor, 3 Yellows
oil on canvas over gator board
Detail of yellow panels
2012
PD Factor, 5 Greens
oil on canvas over gator board
Detail of green panels
2012
PD Factor, 8 Blues
oil on canvas over gator board
Detail of blue panels
2012
PD III Factor No. 5
oil on canvas over panel
24" x 24"
2012
PD III Factor No. 4
oil on canvas over panel
24" x 24"
2012
PD III Factor No. 3
oil on canvas over panel
24" x 24"
2012
PD II No 1
oil on canvas over panel
10" x 10"
2011
PD II No 2
oil on canvas over panel
10" x 10"
2011
PD II No 3
oil on canvas over panel
12" x 12"
2011
PD II No 4
oil on canvas over panel
30" x 30"
2011
PD II No 4 - Detail
oil on canvas over panel
Detail
2011
PD II No 5
oil on canvas over panel
12" x 12"
2011
PD II No 7
oil on canvas over panel
12" x 12"
2011
PD II No 8
oil on canvas over panel
10" x 10"
2011
PD II No 9
oil on canvas over panel
24" x 24"
2012
PD II No 10
oil on canvas over panel
12" x 12"
2012
PD II No 10 - Detail
oil on canvas over panel
2012
PD II No 12 (Jodi's Waterland)
oil on canvas over panel
30" x 30"
2012
No 27
oil on canvas over panel
30" x 30"
2011
No 26
oil on canvas over panel
12" x 12"
2011
No 25
oil on canvas over panel
16" x 16"
2011
No 24
oil on canvas over panel
30" x 30"
2011
No 24 detail
detail
2011
No 23
oil on canvas over panel
20" x 20"
2011
No 22
oil on canvas over panel
20" x 20"
2011
No 21
oil on panel
24" x 24"
2011
No 18
oil on canvas over panel
16" x 16"
2011
No 17
oil on canvas over panel
16" x 16"
2011
No 16
oil on canvas over panel
20" x 20"
2011
No 15
oil on canvas
16" x 16"
2010
No 14
oil on canvas
16" x 16"
2010
No 13
oil on canvas over panel
2010
No 12
oil on canvas
12" x 12"
2010
No 11
oil on canvas over panel
20" x 20"
2010
No 10
oil on canvas over panel
20" x 20"
2010
No 9
oil on canvas
16" x 16"
2010
No 9 detail
oil on canvas
2010
No 8
oil on canvas
12" x 12"
2010
No 7
oil on canvas over panel
18" 18"
2010
No 6
oil on canvas
12" x 12"
2010
No. 5
oil on canvas
12" x 12"
2010
No. 4
oil on canvas
10" x 10"
2010
No. 4 (detail)
oil on canvas
detail
2010
No. 2
oil on canvas
10" x 10"
2010
No 1
oil on canvas
10" x 10"
2010

I began working on these paintings in 2012. These works were executed by using a circular motif of different configurations. The arrangements are established at the drawing stage of each painting. The use of the compositions came from and is apart of the mark making process. Each mark forms a circle shape. On one level the use of the circular motif is based out of a logical formal approach for making the work, while on the other hand I am interested in the metaphoric implications of the shape. In its simplest of definitions: a circle is a closed curve that divides the plane into two distinct regions, an interior and an exterior. These paintings, it’s mark making properties, the use of color, is a personification of the interior self as I attempt to channel the influences of exterior world, from the mundane to the sensational, from art history to a personal story. Each of these works is a circle that divides two planes: the physical and the felt.