Landscapes

Landscapes are about noticing. Looking is key. There is a dialogue between parts and whole, some feeling of synthesis – that systems are at play, that both eco-logic and anthropo-logic are ordering what we see, that multiple scales are involved, that something other than the artist and the image is at work.

A mostly blue painting of the pruned branch from a blossoming cherry tree on the ground in the style of Vincent Van Gogh
Spring Pruning – Sour Cherry Tree
  • Blue Landscape 1
  • Agave Landscape
  • Coral Reef (L)
  • Coral Reef (R)
  • Coral Reef (diptych)
  • Fallen Apples on Grass
  • Gertrude’s Nose, Huson River Valley
  • Intersections 1-4
  • Mexican Cemetery (L)
  • Mexican Cemetery (R)
  • Mexican Cemetery (diptych)
  • Prospect Park, NYC
  • Sand Dune/Ridge (L)
  • Sand Dune/Ridge (R)
  • Sand Dune/Ridge (diptych)
  • Spring, Central Park, New York
  • Trails
  • Plane Trees (after Van Gogh)