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She Walks in Green

Abstract geometric painting in green signifying the power and beauty of nature
She Walks in Green, Acrylic on Canvas, 48 H x 24 W Inch

She walks in beauty when she walks in green, for green is her color, her favorite canvas.

Once Upon a Time No. 1

Abstract painting with a red green palette reminiscent of a pillar with stories and carvings etched on it
Once Upon a Time No. 1, Acrylic on Canvas, 36 H x 12 W Inch

Journey through time and mind, what stories do you hear being narrated? Sometimes the stories carved on our minds are as powerful and searing as the ones etched on stone.

 

Running in My Veins No. 1

Abstract painting in a dark grey, orange and green palette  signifying the artist's urge to create and translate the feeling flowing in her veins into art
Running in My Veins No. 1, Acrylic on Canvas, 36 x 24 Inch

When you feel all the imagination, creativity and madness running in your veins, when you march to the beats of a different drummer and know that it is the only way for you because you can feel it running in your veins!

déjà vu

Abstract painting in the geometric style with gashes of red and yellow columns piercing a grey and white background, signifying a sudden onslaught of deja vu
déjà vu, Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 36 Inch

Some moments, when interrupted, last forever. Like a sense of déjà vu. Like a splash of sudden color that lights up the encircling greys and breaks the continuum. Some blips are beautiful and some interruptions make us do a double take at the past and the present just like a sense of déjà vu.

Brick by Brick

Abstract geometric painting in sections of blue, purple and green stacked up one on top of the other like multicolored bricks signifying perseverance in the face of adversity shown by persevering people who build their worlds brick by brick
Brick by Brick, Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 36 Inch

When the impermanence of the human condition is what made the Gods jealous, shouldn’t we build and rebuild our hopes and dreams in as many colors and as many textures as we can? Construct and reconstruct, tear down and build again, because the impermanent joy of building is what makes life precious, the permanence of completion is an illusion.

Forests of Green and Gold

Abstract geometric painting in shades of brown, yellow and white representing the many shades of green and gold found in the deep forest
Forests of Green and Gold, Acrylic on Canvas, 16 x 12 Inch

The beauty and symmetry of nature one sees in a forest bathed in green and gold can only be marveled at. The deep but subtle hues, the many textures, the depth of green all around is a sight to breathe in that does wondrous things to the soul. Perhaps we should never attempt to describe it, only revel in it as nature intended.

What Lies Beyond

What Lies Beyond is an abstract painting in the geometric style with a red, orange and blue palette with concentric layers of depths creating a hypnotic sense of vertigo and signifies the artist’s struggle to grasp at what lies beyond.
What Lies Beyond, Acrylic on Canvas & Cardboard, 24 x 18 Inch

This work tries to explore the face behind the face , the hidden layers beyond the obvious.For what we sometimes take to be the reality is only a hint of something else to be unveiled later or sometimes never.What do we see when we see anything?And what happens when we get a glimpse of an alternate reality? Do we get a sense of vertigo, or a feeling that life is elsewhere?

Where the Roads don’t Meet

Where the Roads Don't Meet is an abstract acrylic painting in a geometric style in a brown and yellow palette. This painting captures the mood of an inner search that is fraught with interruptions, a journey where the roads start and end with interruptions and do not often meet.
Where the Roads don’t Meet, Acrylic on Canvas, 16 x 12 Inch

This painting captures the mood of an inner search that is fraught with interruptions, a journey where the roads start and end with interruptions and do not often meet.The struggle lies in choosing the roads to take and the paths to not, knowing full well that in this transformative process the journey you start will not be the journey you end with.

High Noon Dreams

Abstract Painting in blue and green signifying an abstract view of a garden with the sun shining overhead
High Noon Dreams, Acrylic on Canvas and Cardboard, 30 x 24 Inch

You find yourself in the middle of a dream, you are taking a walk in the park with the sun at its zenith, where everywhere you see it is green and fresh. You wake up, look out the window; it is high noon and the day is still young!

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