Abstract art holds a special place in my heart because it makes room for an impulsive creative vibe. Similar to dancing with a new partner, unrehearsed visions enter my mind; while simultaneously flowing through my heart merging photography, texture and color.
Poppies appear to be swept by the wind in this series of artworks. Each began as a single photograph taken in my garden.
Windswept I: Ember and Air
Windswept III: Whisperfall
Windswept II: Golden Drift
Lumir Nebulae explores the art of flight — the mind loosening its hold, releasing what was heavy, learning to let go.
Blue Points
Love conquers hate. This was created when America reeled from shock over seeing George Floyd's death. In the pain of watching violence and racism divide us; this artwork was created to remind us that kindness, compassion, empathy and love of humanity is vibrant and life giving.
Soulfriends - AI elements
This is Wind of Change - AI elements
Kemmerle's Wall
When the name Moonbird came to mind, I found myself wondering if that was an actual word. Unbeknownst to me, I learned that Moonbird is, indeed, a real bird.
Phillip Hoose wrote a book titled Moonbird: A Year on the Wind of the Great Survivor B95. The book is about the life of a Red Knot Rufa tagged with B95 on its leg. In honor of Phillip's book, I added B95 to my Moonbird.
Buttercup
Buttercuppa
Buttercup I
Buttercup II
Reaching for Ice
Seaborne Morning
Blue Ocean