Wildflowers and Dots

2020–2023

This body of work grew from sustained observation of the meadows surrounding my Vermont studio. Using the grid as a quiet structural framework, the paintings balance intuition and order, evolving slowly through layered color and rhythm.

These paintings evolved slowly, layer by layer, balancing opacity and translucency, texture and rhythm. While they draw from natural observation, they are also meditations on time, harmony, and perception.

The Dot paintings grew out of this series as a continuation of those ideas—variations within a shared theme. Working in series allows me to explore subtle differences, refining the conversation between color, form, and the quiet energy of nature.

Many of these exhibitions grow out of ongoing themes and studio projects explored elsewhere on the site.

Works shown in past exhibitions may be in private collections; current works are noted as available and may be viewed on the Paintings pages or by inquiry.