"September Song." Abstract painting with deep red, green, black, and gray brushstrokes and textures.

“September Song”

23x24 $1600

“Fragments”

30x40 $2800

Abstract painting featuring bold, textured brushstrokes in dark blues, pinks, beige, and green with layered geometric shapes and splattered paint.

“Night Fall”

24x18 $1200

Abstract painting with dark lines, blue and orange accents, and muted background colors.

“Kinship”

48x40 $3500

Abstract painting with various muted colors and loose brushstrokes, featuring hints of yellow, purple, red, and green.

“Atmosphere”

16x20 $760

Abstract painting with dark colors, red, orange, and white spots, and textured surface.

“Shadows and Sand”

30x40 $2500

" Avocados and Lime." Abstract painting with green, yellow, white, and brown colors, depicting what appears to be a mix of shapes and forms.
Abstract expressionist painting with red, white, black, green, and yellow brushstrokes and textures.
Close-up of an abstract painting with various textured brush strokes in shades of white, beige, teal, brown, and black.
Abstract mixed media art with black, white, beige, and blue paint strokes and textured elements.
An abstract painting featuring layered textures and colors, including shades of teal, white, gray, and black.
Abstract textured artwork with neutral tones, black markings, and overlapping paper or paint layers.
Close-up photo of a wall with peeling paint, cracks, and patches of different colors and textures.
Abstract textured painting with black, gray, white, and hints of blue colors on a rough surface.
Abstract weathered wall with patches of peeling paint, stains, and drips in shades of white, gray, beige, and black.
Abstract mixed media artwork with neutral tones, textured sections, and contrasting black elements.

Abstract Series- 12x12 on panel.

$500 Each

Abstract mixed media artwork with layered collage, paint, and textured elements, featuring a silhouette of a person and various geometric shapes.

“How the West Was Won”.

Ten layers of paint with personal ephemera, satellite photos of the family ranch, my own childhood drawings embedded in each layer. A painting is not like a photograph that captures one moment in time. There is a history of the maker that builds until the painting says, “okay, I’m done for now”.