Oil painting: Eclipse of the Wild Garden (18 x 24)

Oil painting: Eclipse of the Wild Garden (18 x 24)

Friday

Oil painting: Eclipse of the Wild Garden (18 x 24) 

Under a velvet sky dusted with stardust and secrets, there blooms a field of wild memory—not of this world, but something older, deeper. Flowers that do not grow from soil but from emotion: lavender born of longing, crimson sparked from passion, gold dripping from joy half-remembered. Dusk, or maybe dawn. Time has no meaning here. The sky could be a dream folding in on itself, or maybe finally the universe exhales after a long-held breath. The Earth bounds with life, unruly and free, while above a quiet procession of cosmic birds — or thoughts? — cuts the firmament. It isn’t a place at all but a feeling, a threshold, a reverie painted in color and chaos. 

Oil painting: Grids of Becoming (18 x 24)

Oil painting: Grids of Becoming (18 x 24)

Saturday

  

 Oil painting: Grids of Becoming (18 x 24)

It feels like ‘Life on the Other Side’ in the other mode; it’s half map, half dream. The black stars behind would look as if one were gazing out into space or gazing really deep in one’s subconscious. Over this there’s an open organization in squares, little like framing or a shattered pane, evoking both containment and passage. The threads of light and soft pink and purples along the lines warm it with life, something between the twist of some vital thing trying to grow, or break out. It folds time- holding that split second in transition, where order will flick into disorder or where something spiritual will come into form. It’s a still mysterious full-on motion with the force compelling one to stop in order to wonder what is just beyond that frame.

Oil painting: Subduction (11 x 14)

Oil painting: Subduction (11 x 14)

Wednesday

Oil painting: Subduction (11 x 14)

 

 

A violent dance of colors and tectonic emotion, Subduction portrays the unforgiving churn of unfelt forces. Red fissures cut through fields of turquoise and violet, giving the sense of energies at the heart of the earth or the soul. The central cyan shard, shot through with burnt orange incisions, jagged and maroon bordering, speaks of some buried center trying to make its way through disorder — as if a soul were breaking out from the center of repression or a continent were breaking its way through the floor of the ocean.

Oil painting: Where Silence Shaped a Face (11 x 14)

Oil painting: Where Silence Shaped a Face (11 x 14)

Friday

 

This piece looks at the coming of shape from nothingness, showing the pull between breaking apart and coming to life. A main figure comes forth, unclear in who they are but feeling deeply—created with shades of dark purple, blue, and broken gold. The loose brushstrokes and changes in light give clues to a story about a struggle within oneself, where painting acts as both a way to let go and a discovery. Instead of giving a clear subject, this work asks for looking inward: it speaks not just to the conscious mind but to the inner self of the viewer; it brings up that moment when an unvarnished and unresolved truth surfaces.

Oil painting: Dancing Tides (11 x 14)

Oil painting: Dancing Tides (11 x 14)

Tuesday

 This painting is a dynamic and abstract exploration of energy and movement, characterized by bold, sweeping strokes and vivid contrasts in color. The dominant blue orb in the upper-left corner radiates a sense of calm and introspection, while the surrounding warm tones—yellow, red, and orange—create a sense of conflict or energy converging around this tranquil center. The curved, sinuous red line draws the eye through the composition, weaving together the various elements and imbuing the work with a sense of flow and interconnectedness.

Oil painting: Eclipse of Fire (11 x 14)

Oil painting: Eclipse of Fire (11 x 14)

 

This painting captures an intense energy through its vibrant color palette and dynamic composition. The bold interplay of yellow, red, and orange hues radiates an almost explosive vitality, reminiscent of a celestial event like a solar flare or a supernova. The central black circle creates a powerful focal point, drawing the viewer’s attention into the depths of the painting and evoking a sense of mystery or an abyss. This dark center contrasts sharply with the surrounding fiery tones, creating a tension between light and shadow, energy and void. The brushstrokes are raw and expressive, suggesting movement and chaos, yet also hinting at an underlying order