st. frank's

drawn with both hands.

space studies.

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oil < water

the 'shoe' is one in a series of daily oil studies i was doing a while ago. the 'other' painting (6ft. x 8 ft.) is an attempt at treating a large painting in the same way that i treat my sketchbooks, acting intuitively lying image next to image...letting it happen.

straight from the bowels of 'Big Art Fear'

demons be gone!

'Versus' Show Instalation:

instalation views: you can see a detail of 'here it comes' on April 16ths post. for the instalation i included a horn and two wooden hands. the drawing of the two children infront of the 'mound' is 42in. x 60in. and is ink and watercolor on paper, it is titled 'Dirt'.

ultimate happy end.

here it comes.

ink, watercolor and gouache on paper. 44"x 44"

-"currently untitled"-

61in. x 72in. ink, watercolor and gouache on paper.

three people.

30in.x82in. walnut ink, sumi ink and watercolor on paper.

the death of optimism 2

30in.x62in. walnut ink, gouache and watercolor on paper

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wrong handed.

more drawings executed with my left hand, my hopes being that through the use of my 'wrong' hand i (or/and my right hand) will learn something about the ownership and allowance of mark-making and space building rather than get cought up in the dictation of surface details. just another tool.

untitled.

an early stage of this painting. 30in.x84in.

biennial, whitney

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BIG ART FEAR, YES.
AKA: mid term critiques...this comming tues, wed, and thurs.