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Special delivery to FGD Gallery for the opening of #7Artists on June 19, 6 - 8. See you there at 535 Sixth Ave, Park Slope, Brooklyn. Nice when a gallery is close to home⁠

Since there has been a lot of talk in the media regarding UFOs, I am posting this painting from 2019 that I titled UFO for obvious reasons.

Getting ready for a studio visit with Stephen Lipuma of @courttreecollective.

I hope you enjoy these details of a #painting titled "Data Cloud 2" representing information layered on information. 30 x 24 inches.

This horizontal painting which has been an unusual format for me the last few years was in my show "Threads" @courttreecollective in early 2020 just before the pandemic. Seems so long ago.

Here is a work from 2018 with overlapped geometric forms and iridescent paint. I called it "Red Crown" for the shapes achieved at the top of the forms.

More experiments with forced air and watercolor. Created these spiderweb-like marks with 60 psi of air pressure.

Warm weather, working outside. A few touches of spray paint, in between mixing some peat moss into the soil. Happy soil, unhappy air :(

A new painting titled "Data Cloud 2" representing information layered on information. 30 x 24 inches.

An art visitor once called this my basement studio, but I like to say 'garden level'. There is a garden right outside and it informs my process. Color for instance!

14 x 11-inch work on paper. I blasted watercolor droplets with an air compressor to make these spidery marks.

Unfinished paintings, lining them up for a critique...just me in the studio... but welcome your comments.

The forced air was dramatically effective on the watercolor medium in small work. Notice the wiry bursts.

I rock...in this orange rocker...very often starring at unfinished works...wondering what is the next step?

#InformationOverload! Many layers of transparent marks symbolize my relationship with data, social media and information. I utilized drip techniques, spray paint, and compressed air to create this 30 x 24-inch painting is titled "Blush Cloud."

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