2021-2022: Various Works, Ares Design Center, Miami, FL
2022: Studio Exhibit for the benefit of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2016: Art in the Family Tree, Ann Norton Sculpture Garden, West Palm Beach, FL
2017: A Survey of Collected Works, Coral Springs Museum of Art, Coral Springs, FL
2018: Drawings for Sculpture, Center for Creative Education, West Palm Beach, FL
2018: Major Works, Studio 1608, West Palm Beach, FL
2018: FOTOfusion, Palm Beach Photographic Center, West Palm Beach, FL
2018: In Black & While, Painting, Drawing, & Sculpture, MM Fine Art, Southhampton, NY
2019: Art of Inquiry, Harn Museum of Art, Gainesville, FL
2019: Untitled Art Fair, Miami Beach, FL
2020: Works On Paper: Drawn from the Collection, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
2021: Evey Fine Art Gallery, Palm Beach, FL
PERMANENT COLLECTIONS
Coral Springs Museum of Art, Coral Springs, FL
Tufts University Gallery, Medford, MA
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs, CO
Harn Museum of Art, Gainesville, Florida
Lawrence A. Moens Contemporary Art Collection, Palm Beach, FL
Chip Ganassi Art Collection, Pittsburgh, PA
Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
Georgia Museum of Art, Athens, GA
Flint Institute of Arts, Flint Michigan
CREATIVE PROCESS
I like things that are different. That is what fascinates me about abstract art; the mystery of it. For the most part, I think I know what I am looking at as I go about my daily routine, and that is reassuring. Especially when I am out navigating the byways and the skyways. Yet I yearn to discover new worlds, otherworldly type worlds that are lurking in the deeper recesses of the mind. I glimpse these worlds from time to time. It may come in the middle of the night, a vision, unidentifiable, yet lovely shapes appear, and I don't have a clue what they are. What is so tantalizing to me is the endless possibilities of what they can be, and I feel compelled to flesh them out and capture them on paper, on canvas, or as a 3D object.
To me, the most powerful art is that which connects within me before I even start or analyze it through thought. It is not anything I can understand or describe by thinking but something that when I look at it I am filled with awe and wonderment. This is what I experience when I stand in the presence of the great works of art that have come before.
Creating art is my opportunity to experience the realm of the abstract mind in a very innate way. From a practical standpoint, the challenge is in transforming that vision into physical form. This is what goes on in the studio. With the strokes that I change and adjust constantly until it gives me that mysterious quality that I am looking for. The sculpture usually starts with a sketch but goes through its own metamorphosis necessary in converting the 2D drawing to a 3D object. During this process, I strive to create beauty, balance, and other aesthetic elements but somehow the work always takes on a life of its own. It just seems to happen despite the endless struggles I experience through the creative process.
