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Bone Art Pelvis Deer 2009 |
Thinking of You |
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24 x 36
oil 2009 |
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Loss of Self |
Catch Me |
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mixed 15 x9
watercolor 2009 |
16 feet by 12 feet
oil 2009 |
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Blackfish Geometric |
Wax and Wane |
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24 x 36
oil 2009 |
8 feet by 8 feet
oil on wood 2009 |
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The Beast in Me |
Bone Art Deer Pelvis fused |
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24 x 36 oil 2009 |
2009 |
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The Seduction of Barbara |
Brain Fever |
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12 x 9 oil 2008 |
40 x 30 oil 2009 |
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Unbuttoned |
Blue Circle Chevrel |
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48 x 24 oil 2009 |
48 x 24 oil 2008 |
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Aniche |
The Infinite |
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30 x 40 oil 2008 |
5 feet by 5 feet
oil 2008 |
Image of Charleston: with destruction comes change (aniche). People
isolate themselves with drugs, overeating, violence, money,
sunglasses,
and IPods, unaware of the ocean crashing in. The
barrel of a handgun in the center of the painting discharges a
bullet at the viewer. The Carolina Paroqueet, now extinct, is ridden
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Inspired by trip to
Bhutan. Central couple represents the creation. On right arm is the
sun with a superimposed human brain with the neocortex,
all being sucked into a black hole. The creation figures as well are
being sucked into the mouth of a monster with great white tusks and
teeth of lotus leaves. The pig (ignorance), the snake (hatred), and the chicken (envy) are
devouring each other.
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PAINTED BONES 2008
"I have been collecting bones, particularly skulls, for years
while on nature walks. As a surgeon, I am
interested in anatomy. As an artist, I find the bones intriguing
natural forms. While walking in the African
bush this past year, I saw many exotic bones on the ground. I picked
one up and painted designs on it.
Since then I have painted all kinds of bones, including local deer
and alligator. Painting bones is an
intimate way to keep me connected to my nature."
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Bone Art 038 |
Bone Art 042 |
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Bone Art 001
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Bone Art 009
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Bhutan (in progress) |
Charleston (in progress), 30" x 40,
Oil on canvas |
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