Bunch of Radishoil on hardboard, is created in the tradition of fifteenth and sixteenth century painting, using classical techniques such as sfumato and glazing. When I was a child, I often went to the market with my grandmother. The market was alive with bargaining; it could take forever to settle, and we always ended up with more than we needed. I remember the radishes were smooth to the touch, full of fresh earth, and carried that strong, reddish scent that rose

even as efforts are made to intimidate and silence us

I have been painting for 40 years

I have been creating mosaics for over15 years and studied with world-famous mosaicists

Size: 17x21 (Sold with frame)

This is a mixed media triptych on cradled wood panel of an imagined landscape in earth tones

I aim to challenge perceptions and spark curiosity in those who experience my work

Smiling Bear was a Chieftain of the Lakota Sioux nation -mid 1800's

Size: 9x13

By employing classical techniques like sfumato and glazing

Soothing colors surround this tree of strength

Don appearing to leave

Still Life with Artichokes