The creation of my art has many steps.
A wooden board is cut to the specified size, coated with Gesso and sanded. This process is repeated a number of times until the board has a completely smooth surface.
Color comes first. Using soft sable brushes and oil paints, I apply broad strokes of oil paints to the board. When I am done, it looks like an abstract painting, full of sporadic color and movement. This serves as my background.
After the first coat has dried, I stare at it. A new layer is applied; images come to life. Symbolic stories are created.
Completing a painting takes anywhere from a single month to several years.
Once dry, the completed painting is varnished to protect and enhance the colors.
A painting is finished when it feels right. I just know it. I sign it and never touch it again.
“Temptation”
“Mindscapes”
“Nectar”
“I can fly”
“Walking on air”
“Imagine”
“The Guardian”
“Infinite”
“I love you”
“The Bionic woman”
“Essence of a woman”
“passage”
