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Scholar's Reverie –Somewhere between knowledge and beauty lies a quieter kind of wealth. A moment suspended in time, where the mind wanders, the world falls silent, and the smallest details hold the greatest mysteries.
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At the Altar of Gin – Gatsby-era prohibition didn’t extinguish desire—it distilled it. The speakeasy wasn't just a bar; it was a temple of transgression where pouring became liturgy. The glass assumed the role of chalice, and what began as mere consumption became ceremony. "At the Alter of Gin" captures that tension, inviting the viewer to consider whether we ever simply drink, or whether, each time we raise a glass, we are performing a ritual of devotion.
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Upon Closer Inspection... – A nod to the Dutch Masters, this still life celebrates the quiet drama of everyday objects. Grapes, a pear, an apple, and silver goblets rest in timeless harmony—but a jeweler’s loupe slips into the scene, a playful interruption. Perhaps the viewer’s curiosity, or the artist’s, demanded closer attention. Elegance meets whimsy: a reminder that even in carefully composed order, life—and art—may conceal unexpected details worth noticing.
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Creekside at Sedona – On a hike beneath Sedona’s Cathedral Rock, my best friend and I found a single pair of hiking boots left at the edge of Oak Creek—no one around. Were they forgotten? A dare? A mystery? My friend snapped a photo that kept us wondering for years. When I began painting, that moment became one of my first watercolors—a birthday gift and one of my first accepted entries into a juried gallery show. It’s an unusual subject for fine art, but full of story, memory, and a hint of the unexplained.
Not a Cairn in the World – On a morning hike above Castle Valley in Moab, Utah, I stacked a precarious cairn of rocks, letting whimsy guide each placement. Loose and playful in style, it became a small act of interaction with the vast landscape—a quiet nod to the land, a reminder that even in stillness, there’s room for humor and wonder. SOLD!