Quebec corner
This work is a 36 by 36.
This uses epoxy resin, acrylic paint, and canvas.
This artwork pays tribute to a photograph taken during a journey through the historic streets of Old Quebec. The artist employs a unique technique, layering lines in epoxy to craft a composition that breaks boundaries. Through careful attention to detail, the contrast between cool shadows and warm highlights mirrors the passage of time, capturing the essence of sunset. This interplay invites viewers to immerse themselves in the beauty of fleeting light and enduring memories.
BRant Nantucket
This is a 24inch by 24 inch work.
It uses layers of epoxy resin and acrylic paint on canvas.
This painting captures the essence of the Brant Lighthouse on Nantucket. Through skillful use of line and contrast, it creates a compelling composition that reflects my cherished memories spent with friends on the island.
Circles of Maine
This work is a 4 foot by 38 inch painting.
It uses layers of epoxy resin and acrylic paint on MDF board.
"Maine's Vibrant Circles" encapsulates the annual rhythm of my trips to this coastal haven. The artwork's dynamic circular motion echoes the cyclical nature of my visits, while buoy symbols evoke Maine's maritime charm.
With bold contrasts and vivid hues, I capture the intense sensory experience of Maine, reflecting the lasting impressions it leaves on me each year. This piece is a heartfelt tribute to my cherished connection with this vibrant state.
Warning
This work is a 4 foot x 4 foot
Layers of epoxy resin with acrylic paint on MDF boards.
This piece is deeply inspired by my annual retreats to Colorado and the majestic presence of the bull that roams the landscape. It's a reflection of cherished childhood memories and the bond I share with my family.
The dark, swirling lines symbolize the impending storm, contrasting with the pristine white of the bull's horns, representing innocence and ignorance. Embedded within the composition are small symbols that hold personal significance, echoing moments from my past.
This artwork marks my first venture into depicting animals, and the bull serves as a powerful emblem of nature's strength and beauty. It's an invitation for viewers to delve into their own memories and connections to the places that shape their lives.
Wonder
This is a 34x48 inch work
1 layers of resin,
layers of paint.
This piece revisits the awe of seeing hot air balloons in Switzerland as a child, designed to leave viewers yearning for more. By focusing on the balloon and artistically extending the background hills, it suggests boundless space beyond. The incorporation of paint layered with epoxy enhances texture, vibrancy, and depth, making the memory not just seen but felt, deepening its impact.
Can clearly see the reflection of light and texture in the layers.
Ski speed
This is a 4 ft x 4ft
3 layers of Resin.
3 layers of paint.
Created with large brush strokes, and quick movements.
This artwork beautifully captures the essence of skiing and ski racing, employing new motion blur techniques to evoke the exhilarating feeling of speed on the slopes. Inspired by a vintage ski boot, its vibrant colors depart from the modern greys of contemporary ski gear, adding a touch of nostalgia and excitement. The lively palette and dynamic composition create a sense of uplift and fun, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the joy of skiing.
Backcountry
This is a 24x48 in
2 layers of resin.
3 layers of paint.
This artwork depicts a ski goggle, its lens reflecting a vibrant orange hue. Skiing holds profound significance in my life, and this painting symbolizes how the act of skiing transports one to another realm. The lens serves as a gateway to this alternate world, delineated by the striking contrast in colors. The epoxy-layered base mimics the texture of powdery snow, adding depth to the piece. Ultimately, the essence of this artwork lies in its ability to encapsulate the calming and peaceful sensation of skiing, allowing one to forget all about the stresses of the world.
The artwork delves into the concept of distortion, examining the transformative effects that occur when an image is reflected on a curved surface.
Timely
This is a 29.5x24
1 layers of resin,
3 layers of paint.
2 layers of Legos.
This artwork combines childhood Legos to craft Rolex watch, reminiscent of the one from my Bar-mitzvah. It visually traces the evolution of my creativity from childhood to adulthood, emphasizing its enduring role in shaping who I am. The Legos, sourced from before my Bar-mitzvah, carry sentimental value, underlining the lasting impact of creativity in my life.
Symbolizing maturity and growth, the Rolex becomes a tangible reminder of a transformative journey. The piece encapsulates the timeless influence of nurturing creativity in formative years and its integral role in self-discovery.
Beyond aesthetics, the artwork succinctly chronicles the transition from playful Lego constructions to sophisticated artistry, showcasing the enduring influence of creativity on my identity. The deliberate use of Legos from before my Bar-mitzvah adds continuity and nostalgia, bridging the gap between childhood innocence and adult sophistication. In this concise narrative, the artwork stands as a testament to the profound impact of fostering creativity across various life stages.
Misplaced
This piece of art captures a plastic child's toy water gun, intending to convey the transformative nature of objects as they age. Upon sharing it with friends and family, I observed diverse reactions, with some expressing discomfort and labeling it as "triggering." This visceral response aligns perfectly with my artistic intent – to highlight how the perception of innocence in a child's toy can be overshadowed by societal fears associated with firearms. The juxtaposition prompts viewers to confront their preconceptions and challenges the dichotomy between a harmless plaything and the anxiety-inducing connotations of a real weapon.
The artwork is on canvas with epoxy resin and acrylic paint. I focused on the layering aspect, as darker colors are in the first layers and lighter colors are in the later layers.
This is a 30x24 in.
2 layers of resin,
3 layers of paint.
Captured
This work is a 24 in x 24 in.
2 layers of epoxy, on canvas.
This artwork captures a camera, skillfully manipulating space through the interplay of color and temperature. Its intention is to evoke nostalgia while imparting a sense of isolation. This piece marks an experimental journey with epoxy on canvas, catalyzing the evolution of my artistic style.
Marthas Houses.
This is a 24x48 in
1 layers of resin,
2 layers of paint.
As a child, I treasured my annual visits to Martha’s Vineyard, where the island's collection of lighthouses left a lasting impact on me. Among them, four share a striking resemblance, while one stands out as unique. I aimed to reflect my experiences with these iconic structures through art, incorporating a repetitive pattern that mirrors the timeless charm of the lighthouses.
In creating my piece, I chose to incorporate two light sources illuminating these houses, casting simple diamond patterns onto the canvas. This intentional decision not only adds visual interest to the artwork but also emphasizes the simplicity and beauty inherent in the essence of the lighthouses themselves.
Still Fast
This is a 18x24
3 layers of resin,
1 layer of plexiglass,
3 layers of paint.
This artwork combines different materials, including plexiglass, oil and acrylic paint, alcohol ink, resin, and more. It's an experiment in creating a fresh artistic style that I plan to use more in the future. The resin layering adds depth in a unique way by separating the paints across three layers.
I've titled this piece "Still, Fast" to capture the essence of a timeless GT40 design seemingly weightlessly emerging from a heap of mechanical parts. The ethereal orange aura imparts a sense of motion, yet the design itself remains perfectly static, giving rise to the clever play on words, "Still Fast." This artwork symbolizes weightlessness both in its physical representation, as the design hovers, and in a more profound, philosophical sense, as it embodies timelessness.
The GT40, originally unveiled as a concept in this very paint in 2002, has since become an iconic and enduring design, etching its place in history. What makes this car truly remarkable is its storied past: before its 2002 revival, it achieved a historic victory over Ferrari at Le Mans in 1966. A dispute between the owners of Ford and Ferrari transformed into an intense engineering competition, with Ford, the underdog, ultimately triumphing over the motorsport giant, Ferrari. This victory cements the GT40's legendary status in the world of automotive history.
Gilded Shores
This creation is inspired by Second Beach, Rhode Island. The golden line mirrors the shoreline when viewed from above, capturing the essence of its natural beauty. Second Beach holds countless cherished memories for our Client, becoming an integral part of her life. My golden bars symbolize the special place this beach holds in her heart, bridging the tangible and emotional aspects. Like the ever-shifting sands, this artwork immortalizes the lasting impact of Second Beach in her life.
The gold line takes its inspiration from satellite images of Second Beach. The gold elements are carefully layered to give the appearance of floating. Without these golden touches, the ink seems unsteady, but with them, it becomes a solid and harmonious work, creating a well- composed and captivating visual.
Gold Line emulating the top down satellite images of Second Beach.
1 Panel, 4ft x 2ft,
6 layers of resin,
Gold leaf, inks, resin, and many other materials that give this piece its effect.
(white bars are lighting reflections)
Golden Moments
Each panel is 3ft x 2ft,
5 layers of resin,
gold ink, leaf, and alcohol inks, along with many other materials.
(white bars are lighting reflections)
This artwork draws inspiration from cherished moments in two iconic cities: New York City and Paris. It brings to life the contrasting palettes of these metropolises, with Paris's whites and NYC's deeper shades of brown and blue.
The whites evoke the dreamlike quality of the City of Light, reflecting romantic strolls along the Seine and the grandeur of landmarks like the Eiffel Tower. The chaotic blues show New York, symbolizing its hustle and bustle.
The gold elements represent family moments, weaving warmth into the urban tapestry. Whether it's dining in a Parisian bistro or enjoying a Broadway show in Manhattan, gold highlights the significance of these cherished moments.
In this artwork, the interplay of colors tells a story of experiences, emotions, and connections formed in the embrace of two iconic cities, representing the mosaic of life itself.
