Recent works - Kodachrome Memories
This series of work is based on my fathers slide collection. The photographs do not always tell the whole story. When I think back on my family I really remember the sense of humor that my family always embodied. Various characters such as my Uncle Herb the cowboy and my Aunt Freda the fisherwoman flood my imagination as I look at the photographs.
The paintings tell a narrative of my life as seen by my father and then translated by myself. The passage of time makes memories grow fonder. The humorous elements of my childhood shine through. The painting of the children and the pills might be titled "Laughter is the Best Medicine." The paintings are deliberately very bright in color to exaggerate the slide quality of my fathers documentation of our family. |
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Bullets Oil on canvas 36 X 48
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Clothesline Oil on canvas 48 X36
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The Catch Oil on canvas 48 X 36 | |
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In The Garden Oil on canvas 36 X 48 | |
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Gator Oil on canvas 36 X 48 | |
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Leaving Japan Oil on canvas 48 X 36 | |
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At the lake Oil on canvas 36 X 48 | |
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Family with Peaches Oil on Canvas 49 X 36 | |
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Mt. Rushmore Oil on Canvas 48 X 36 | |
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Sailors Oil on canvas 48 X 36 | |
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On the Staircase Oil on canvas 48 X 36 | |
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Tractor and Train Oil on canvas 36 X 48 | |
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Mom & The Dolphin Oil on canvas 58 X 48
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Swan Song Oil on Canvas 16 X 20 | |

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Boxing Oil on Canvas
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Peach Queen Oil on Canvas 48 X 60
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Military Haircut Oil on Canvas 36 X 48
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Grandparents Oil on Canvas 48 X 48
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