Powell Street

This woodcut, printed in five colors in my Strathcona studio, reflects the facade of a building on Powell Street and evoking the cultural character of that street's history. Framed to 30" X 40" .

Burnt Orange Ground

A diptych acrylic study of crows in blues and magenta, against a field of yellow and orange.

Towards the Horizon

Inspired from drawings i made in the west coast of Vancouver Island on recent kayak trips, this piece of 'above and below' reveals the abundance of coastal sea life in an abstracted, vertical frieze format. 34" X 56" with black wood frame.

Up Inlet #3

The view through Ironworkers Bridge towards the inlet, reflecting the activity of the inner harbour and the conjunction with nature.

Riverside Industrial #2

Connectivity-Rain

a large format triptych printed this year in the studio. It depicts three different tree profiles from the west coast environment in near-silhouette, I added another block of rain to enhance their interconnectivity and to show appreciation for this environment.

The Geometry of Industry #2

The fragmentations echo the geometry of the space between the framework of the waterfront and ship loading gantries. These two works explore the abstractions seen within these forms.

Restless Sea #1

Abstracted bands of sea-inspired colors animated with sea forms.

Riverside Industrial #2

The dynamics of the working river, experienced under strong lighting at dusk creates a magical atmosphere that fuses nature, industry and the sounds of the constant flowing of water. A diptych, acrylic on watercolor paper.

Bilateral Harbour

This long piece of the inner harbour presents the wood block (matrix) and the final print in juxtaposition. This reveals the process of printing, with its mirror-image indicating the underlying print process. This work is mounted on a wood panel and framed.

Powell Street

This woodcut, printed in five colors in my Strathcona studio, reflects the facade of a building on Powell Street and evoking the cultural character of that street's history. Framed to 30" X 40" .