Our artists create a range of works, not all of which are shown on this page.
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Lion in Waiting
Lion in Waiting

Aphrodite Mourning Adonis

Elephant Walk
Elephant Walk

Looking Through The Flowers
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Growth and Decay

Woman With Camera

View Behind the Veil
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In Repose
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Lucy in the Sky

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Awakening

City In Motion
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Cracked Glass

Dangerous Curves

Enveloped in Strength and Wisdom

Hang This Up Please

I Hear A Rahpsody

It Could Be Midnight

Lady Day
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Looking Over My Shoulder

Mr. T

Spiraling Through Seville

You Go To My Head

Streets Boogie Oscar Peterson Trio

Beth Hart Fire on the Floor

Sax in the City

Second Line Diptych

Spontaneous Combustion Cannonball Adderley

Sashayin' on a Saturday night

Buck Jumpin' and Haviing fun
I combine classical and contemporary disciplines in my work: painting with oils much as the old masters did; experimenting with manual and digital photographic methods; and etching original drawings in glass to create seductive, multi-dimensional compositions. My background in architecture, sustained artistic experimentation, and my experience living in the Caribbean inform each piece that I create.
In my current body of work, I use painting, photography, metal, cut glass and etched glass together, layering fragments of each element to express the interplay of subject matter. These fragments address themes of human relationships, music, architecture, and nature, and how these concepts relate to one another. This layered format allows for the foreground to make one statement and the background to make a different but complementary statement.
Developing this unique process of combining multiple materials has allowed me to further explore the various methods I use to express myself, and to expand upon the narrative of each piece and series. The play of light and texture in my metal and glass pieces invite deeper exploration of their imagery and message, just as the photographic images inspire the gestural line drawings that I will etch in glass.
My pieces involving multiple tiles however, require a different kind of precision in their creation. In printing the images to transfer to metal, I must consider how they will overlap and calculate the spacing and engineering required to assemble them. With the placement of these different materials, the viewer first sees the simplicity of the overall piece, but they are then drawn into the complexity that these different materials create. I like to surprise myself and others with my work.