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Then ravine is holding and protecting the sky. They are quiet and fell like places apart from ordinary time and sometimes time stands still.


The Sky the Ravine Keeps

This painting captures hour when the day’s heat begins to release and the color intensify before the light falls. The light begin to come on one by one, as the evening begins.


Last Light on the Adobe

Where the Adobe Meets the Sky

The painting is a conversation between the sky and earth It contains the depth of geological time, and of ancestral memory. A movement between the sacred and everyday - two expressions in the same continuous ground. A relationship between what is present and what is still being made.

16 x 16 inch oil on canvas framed in natural maple wood frame

From the Songs the Earth Already Knows series of the Brushstroke Poetry Collection

Two Worlds, One Ground

Not merely a gemstone. It is a piece of the sky. A drop of water made permanent. A fragment of the divine made touchable. The turquoise in the painting pulses with the ancient network that has not ever stopped happening. This sacred stone changes hands and changed the people who held it. No passage of time has loosened its hold.

16 x 16 inch oil on canvas framed in natural maple wood frame

From the Songs the Earth Already Knows series of the Brushstroke Poetry Collection

Turquoise Trail

Songs the Earth Already Knows

This painting captures the beauty of a New Mexico sky as day transitions to evening. The composition is divided into three distinct horizontal bands that mirror the layered atmosphere of the high desert landscape.

The painting on paper comes float-mounted in a conservation-grade white maple frame with UV-protected acrylic. 


Desert Horizon at Dusk

It’s the end of the day and a fire it lit. The red earth glows. It’s a moment of gratitude of rest after labor where community comes together and the night belongs to the light.

The painting on paper comes float-mounted in a conservation-grade white maple frame with UV-protected acrylic. 

Harvest Fire

22x22 works on paper

The composition evokes the warm glow of traditional New Mexican luminarias lighting up adobe buildings during evening festivities. The painting's striking use of architectural forms in golden yellow against the deep blue-black sky, framed by that rich red foreground, really captures the magical quality of Santa Fe architecture at night. The turquoise accents also echo the traditional Southwest color palette seen throughout the city.

luminaria night

The painting captures the essence of Santa Fe's architectural style with its blocky forms and stepped levels, while the contrasting colors - particularly that striking blue sky against the warm adobe tones - evoke the dramatic light and shadow play that makes Santa Fe's buildings so photogenic.

plaza passage

Santa Fe Collection

The morning light awakens color, brushstrokes stirring in first silence. Colors whisper, painted moments suspended in time.

Each painting in this set is 12 x 12 x 1.5 inches

Verse I and II

Shadows dance with flowing light, geometric dreams in gentle motion. Sacred language lives in the brushstrokes, speaking what words cannot contain. A time to pause

Each painting in this set is 10 x 10 x 1.5 inches

Verse III, IV, and V

Sacred Canvas: A Day in Light and Color

I am just outside of this painting looking forward and through it to what lies ahead. How does the sky look when sitting with an adobe structure? I wonder and wonder. I can’t wait to see what it has to offer me.

This work is part of the Southwest Dreams Collection.

looking forward

Southwest Dreams Collection

A channel of blue sky and cobalt threads through a field of rust, ochre, and cream, like a river cutting through sun-baked stone. Small amber beads trickle down the vertical seam, punctuating the composition with quiet rhythm.

Anansi Studio

Terracotta Corridor

This painting is an arrangement of color and form with soft edges suggesting the spoken language. Some shapes are horizontal like lines of text, while others stand vertically like a punctuation of the visual narrative. The rich blue background serves as a stage that allow the chromatic element to resonate with its own distinct voice and contributing to the collective harmony.

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