If you carry a frame, everything’s a picture.
And outside the frame, more picture.
And outside the more, more.
The More
See my blog: Through the Looking Glass.
Circles – The chicken or the egg; I’m not sure which came first, the alluring beauty of the circle or exploring their many gentle qualities. It wasn’t until a few years ago that I realized how much the circle had inhabited my art, both as a frame and an image.
Speeding through the universe 1972 SOLD
acrylic on canvas - 24” x 24” (part of the
early circle works)
Circles of Life (sketch) 2009
ink sketches - 4” x 5” (part of the
circles and poetry series)
Imaginary Landscapes 1 2015 (part of the
circles in the small series)
Acrylics, stickers on paper - 5” x 7”
Jenny's Song 3 2014 (part of the
mandala series)
Acrylics and ink and stickers on paper - 12” x 9”
Windows – Unlike circles, the appearance of windows in my art is no mystery, rather it’s a design choice. My use of windows is about framing the image as well as a tool to break up and break down images and ideas to see what happens.
Window Trees 1982
13”x10”, coloured inks on paper,
Lace Curtains 1982
13”x10”, coloured ink on paper
Rainy Day 1982
13”x10”, coloured ink on paper
Catch a Falling Star 1982
13”x10”, coloured ink on paper
Lilacs 1982
13”x10”, coloured ink on paper
Window (upper piece from a tryptych) 1989
acrylic, 18” x 36”
Water Study through Windows 1990
coloured inks on paper, 13”x10”
Pog Outtakes 2000
stickers and ink on paper, 10” x 10”
Cottage Outside 2007
ink on paper, 12” x 9”
Cottage Inside 2007
ink on paper, 12” x 9”
Sticker Outtakes 2016
stickers and ink, 12” x 9”
Tree Outside my Window 2017
acrylic and ink on paper, 24” x 18”