ABOUT MY ART

From early childhood I have always had the passion to paint.

Ten years ago, computers took over my architectural practice. I experienced what I call “graphite withdrawal.”  It was a major change to go from sketching eight hours a day for twenty years to moving only a mouse. I felt the need to express my artistic skills and began painting in earnest.

The transition from architecture to painting has been easy since the knowledge of form and composition are similar in both.

My painting studies have included workshops with Arne Westerman, Susan McKenna, Barbara Nechis, Ryan Wurmser, Nelson Shanks and Xhaoging Zhu.

My goal is to spend more time painting-exploring the moods of people and capturing their spirits. There is nothing more rewarding than being able to capture the human form.