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SPECIALS

Juried Art Shows

Colorado Arts Festival May 2004
Denver, Colorado

Y-ME and Amoena 2004
National Calendar Contest

Colorado Art Expo December 2003
Denver, Colorado

La Strada dell'Arte June 2003
Denver, Colorado

Colorado Arts Festival May 2003
Denver, Colorado

Art Depot Center August 2000
Littleton, Colorado
Juror: Lori Williamson

Lakewood Arts Council
Art on the Edge June 2000

Business of Art Center
Manitou Springs, Colorado
December 1999, January,
March, April 2000

Exhibitions

Millsap Moore Gallery
July 2004 to Date
Evergreen, Colorado

Artworks Studios
July 2004 to Date
Denver, Colorado

Emil Nelson Gallery
May through August 2004
Denver, Colorado

Mask Project4
April 2004
Designated Signature/Logo Mask
Denver, Colorado

1010 Gallery
February 2004 to Date
Denver, Colorado

RAF Gallery
February through August 2004
Littleton, Colorado

Sanctuary Decor
May 2003 through June 2003
Littleton, Colorado

Mask Project3
April 2002
Denver, Colorado

Euro Offline
October 2001 to Date
Littleton, Colorado

Gregory's Contemporary
Design Center
Littleton, Colorado
March 2001 through August 2002

Charles Kristin Gallery
Denver, Colorado
April 2001 through
September 2001

Commissioned Artwork

Perkins and Coie April 2001
Denver, Colorado

Artist Resume

For many years I have lived in two worlds, that of artist/calligrapher in my free time and the other world of engineer as my former profession. My art reflects the convergence of these two worlds. By incorporating the elements of engineering (math, precision, and geometry) into my artwork, I have created a series of unique linear graphics and abstract watercolors. Each one is an original and no two are identical. At last my two worlds have come together in one expression.

I am inspired by the world around me. Artwork lies hidden everywhere. In my mind I transform the things I see into basic shapes and primary colors to become my original artwork. Sometimes there is a delayed reaction and the vision of the artwork just pops into my head hours later, or the vision may appear in a dream.

Although painting is a two dimensional art form, I like to give the illusion of a third dimension by adding texture to my work.

When I work with watercolors and ink, I prefer to use hand made cotton paper. The paper has a rough surface and takes on additional texture as it dries because I do not tape it down while it is wet. I have recently been recreating some works using cardboard and corrugated paper to produce some interesting artistic illusions.

When working with canvas, I prefer to use acrylic so that I can add a variety of textures to each creation giving them a unique combination of shape, color, and depth.

Abstract Art - Artist Resume