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Painting allows me to channel the energy, serenity, and raw power I witness in nature into a visual language. Through my work, I aim to capture not just the appearance of a scene but the emotion and vitality it evokes—the way sunlight dances on water, the whisper of wind through trees, or the weight of an approaching storm. Each piece is a celebration of the natural world’s beauty and resilience, a reminder of its profound impact on our lives. My hope is that my paintings invite viewers to see, feel, and reconnect with the world around them.
Over the past two decades, my artistic journey has been one of growth, exploration, and gratitude, marked by meaningful achievements and recognitions. In 2024 alone, my work has reached new heights, being juried into prestigious exhibitions at the Sedona Art Center, Verum Ultimum Art Gallery, Las Laguna Art Gallery, Red Bluff Art Gallery, and the Rhode Island Watercolor Society, where my encaustic painting The Sea earned third prize. My art has been celebrated in publications such as Artistonish Magazine, Novum Artis, Observica Magazine, and Tranquilium 2024, alongside Exhibizone’s seasonal juried exhibitions. Additionally, my work has crossed international borders, being represented by the Circle Foundation in Amsterdam.
These milestones are more than accolades—they are doors opening to new opportunities, connections, and creative possibilities, both in the U.S. and abroad. Each moment reinforces my deep commitment to capturing the beauty of the world through my art. I am endlessly inspired, profoundly grateful, and excited to see where this journey leads next.
If you’re visiting Sedona, be sure to stop by the Sedona Artist Market to see some of my paintings in person. You’ll be able to experience the intricate textures of my encaustic art up close and see how the colors blend seamlessly, forming captivating shapes and vibrant compositions. There’s nothing quite like seeing the depth and detail of the artwork in real time!
I thoroughly enjoyed describing and discussing the process of encaustic painting—working with hot beeswax, damar resin, and pigmented wax. It was such a unique experience to share, and I’m pretty sure my piece was the only encaustic painting at the show!
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