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RECENT
WORK
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Each drawing has its own specific inner-light through the relationships of the colors emanating off the mountains and from the sky. The mountains where I live most often draw themselves with thick blue-black paint in those forever-slow, undulating curves. The landscape reveals itself in unexpected ways like that. The landscape is like an animal observing you, a presence you feel. As you face it you find that sense of place from within your own self, like an animal that has risen up and sat back down, (as the light pulsates through fast-moving, low-hanging clouds on the mountains), and you wonder, "What just happened?" These mountains are like large wild animals you can reach out and pet. They are warm and fuzzy and totally joyful in their redness at this time of year. The rolling orange-red mountains are so alive from the dispersion of pieces of sunlight up against deep dark sensuous curves of blues from the cloud shadows. They pulsate back and forth, constantly changing, like light on water.
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DRAWINGS
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Autumn Apple Trees and Mt. Norwottuck
Autumn Apple Trees and Mt. Norwottuck
Autumn Apple Trees and Mt. Norwottuck
Autumn Apple Trees and Mt. Norwottuck
Autumn Apple Trees and Mt. Norwottuck
