“Somehow, I got into the idea of the alphabet and flowers and herbals. I tried to stick to things that were edible. So that’s what I pursued. Under each painting will be a label, which has information about each plant and their qualities.”

I see myself as a teller of tales, with a brush for a quill, sometimes bending ancient myths to suit my worldview. My output is spontaneous, drawing a passion, oil my preferred medium. Never found nor did I get stuck in what much art is about, a style, a convention or the unconventional. Far from suffering the agony of Sisyphus, I am a drifter, happily pushing little round marbles up the slope of my slice of eternity.”

We are participants in and a part of the physical world we inhabit. Over time, we have lost that sense of connection, have all too often let ourselves be severed from the world of which we are a part.  My work expresses my fear of a lost connection with each other, with our environment and a hope that we will re-discover all our forms of connection.