"The purpose of art is to ask questions"–Lawrence Weiner.

 

My compositions spring from a fascination with language and stories and their profound connection to the thoughts and emotions of the people I paint. I ask of the work, "Who is this person? What are they thinking? How did they get here?" As a contemporary figurative painter with a strong commitment to social justice, I continually explore the narrative quality of the human form, with a primary focus on women, their aspirations, and the struggles they face.

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My work is in private collections from Massachusetts to Arizona, as well as corporate collections, including Ocala Eye Care and Mitsubishi International. It also shows up in juried gallery and museum shows throughout the U.S. Click here for details in my Bio.

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