Here is a multitalented artist who
regularly moves between the visual art and film work. Occasionally he has
combined these interests from dedicating poems to particular paintings and
self-publishing these chapbooks, or by being inspired to write short fiction
based on a figurative painting. The abstract work has also been applied as a
design to textiles in the on-line fashion world. The artist has been actively
been painting in oils since transitioning form a figurative –naif style in the
late nineties and has been inspired by the use of geometrical elements in
Kandinsky’s works and the use of cubic shapes by Picasso and the play of
various planes in the works of Escher. He is captivated by the geometrical
elements that exist and how they may be manipulated to give the appearance of a
third dimension or dimensions that are not apparent upon first viewings. He has
recently chosen what appears to be multidimensional on a canvas/paper called
Multidimensional Views. Those views have progressed  from sharp geomerical forms to a more flowing palette. Any resemblance to what is actual is nonintentional;
the viewer gets a sense of what can be interpreted as a vivid abstraction of
buildings, land and seascapes topped with geometrical forms at times or an
abstract “sky”. Of late the compositions may resemble the rolling waves at sea or curvy weaved patterns.