As I looked through my portfolio recently I was struck by an extensive reliance on orange hues. As far back as I can remember I've had a natural affinity for the orange. Perhaps, as I am an October baby, it's to be expected. Nevertheless, it's hard to think of a color...
There’s a particular pressure in the art world to present a cohesive, easily recognizable body of work. Like many painters, I began with a deep desire to capture the external, tangible world. For a decade I have worked within the representational tradition, striving...
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a color must speak volumes.
Books have always occupied a special place in my world, both as repositories of idea and aesthetic objects. Thus, it was a great honor to be invited to participate in the 2008 exhibit "Banned and Recovered: Artists Respond to Censorship." The exhibit was first mounted...
Santa Bernadeta is an imaginary saint, whose creation was inspired by the magical blend of indigenous, religious, and colonial Spanish influences that uniquely defines Latin and South American culture. I invented Santa Bernadeta through my own photographs of the rich...
