Rainbow Mountains, 2020; Acrylic on canvas; 36 x 48 inches
This painting was inspired by the rust and ochre colored mountains of Vinicunca in Peru.
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT – TALIESIN WEST
Taliesin West in Scottsdale, Arizona served as Frank Lloyd Wright’s summer home, studio, and school. The diagonal lines in the building structure and furniture reflect the horizon line of the mountainous landscape. Warm desert hues of red and orange are used throughout the interior and exterior. The step pyramid and other architectural motifs pay respect to the design traditions of ancient civilizations in Mexico, Arizona’s neighbor to the south.
RED CORAL
Limited edition screen print; Permanent acrylic ink on 100% cotton paper; Red-orange on warm white; 15 x 22 inches
ORANGE POPPIES
Limited edition screen print; Permanent acrylic ink on 100% cotton paper; Orange on warm white; 15 x 22 inches
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT – TALIESIN
Frank Lloyd Wright designed Taliesin to sit atop a hill where he once played as a child in Spring Green, Wisconsin. The estate served as a home, studio, and school for the architect and his students. The warm tones of the sandstone and oak are reflected in the furniture, accented with contrasting blue rugs and accessories. The rough hewn stones connect the interiors with the surrounding landscape, while the panoramic windows bathe the space in natural sunlight.
SUMMER STARS
Limited edition screen print; Permanent acrylic ink on 100% cotton paper; Medium yellow on warm white; 15 x 22 inches
SUMMER SUNS
Limited edition screen print; Permanent acrylic ink on 100% cotton paper; Medium yellow on warm white; 15 x 22 inches
GREEN MOUNTAIN
Green Mountain, 2021; Acrylic and cut paper on wood panel; 11 x 14 inches
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT – HOME AND STUDIO
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Home and Studio in Oak Park, Illinois served as both a residence and workspace for the architect. Stained glass windows and skylights cast entire rooms in mossy green and amber light.
REED LAKE
Reed Lake, 2021; Acrylic and cut paper on wood panel; 11 x 14 inches