a series about sea level rise and flooding on the coast of Maine.
Large scale paintings exploring the amorphous intersection of where water meets land.
The paintings are inspired by that liminal space where ocean ends and earth begins. They are the moment where the water and the land collide. While I hope they serve as formally beautiful objects themselves, there’s a deeper, political reason for painting these environments one that urges viewers to confront the consequences of climate change and envision a path toward a more sustainable future.
Untitled
48 “ x 48”
Flashe, oil and pigment stick on stretched canvas
Halcyon III
48 “ x 60”
Flashe, oil and pigment stick on stretched canvas
Halcyon II
48 “ x 60”
Flashe, oil and pigment stick on stretched canvas
Halcyon I
48 “ x 60”
oil and pigment stick on stretched canvas
Sea Change VII
30” x 40”
oil and pigment stick on stretched canvas
Sea Change II
36” x 36”
oil and pigment stick on stretched canvas
Sea Change
30” x 40”
Flashe, oil and oil sticks on stretched canvas
Eventuality II
48” x 48”
flashe and oil on stretched canvas
Eventuality I
48” x 48”
flashe and oil on stretched canvas