This piece symbolizes asceticism and aesthetics in harmony. The 12th-century Abbaye de Sénanque is still inhabited by Cistercian monks and stands amid bright fields of lavender. Seen on our trip through the Provence in September 2011
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Loading ...Inspired during a picnic at the beach in La Jolla, California in the fall of 2007. These twin paintings were revised and brought to new life last year in December 2011
(2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5) Loading ...The shades of ochre made Roussillon well-known since the late 19th century. Its yellow, pink and purple cliffs are made up of ochre, an iron-oxide mixed with clay, that is unique to the region. Colors range from bright yellow to deep red. The varied nuances of colors makes it a beautiful and unique place in the Provence.
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...The Inle Lake Floating Gardens are created by matting reeds and hyacinth weed into long buoyant rows. Mud from the lake’s floor is then piled on top and these gardens are anchored to the lake floor using long bamboo stakes. Houses are built on stilts that are driven into the lake bed.
(2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5) Loading ...Created after an inspiring visit to Myanmar’s Kyaiktiyo Pagoda or “Golden Rock.” More paintings for this new Myanmar cycle are in progress.
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...Voyage into the past, inspired by countess Marion Dönhoff’s book “Namen, die keiner mehr nennt: Ostpreußen - Menschen und Geschichte” (Names that are not mentioned any more: East Prussia - People and History”)
You are welcome to visit my four day workshop exhibition titled “Bilder der Erinnerung” (”Remembered Images” / “Les Images des Souvenirs”) Thursday November 25 - Sunday November 28. You will be able to see a wide variety of pictures in pastel, egg tempera and mixed media. open from 4:00pm though 8:00pm.
Address: Baden, Austria.
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(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...The 26th annual art festival in San Diego attracted about 120,000 visitors and three cyles, “Pacific End,” “Pacific Plunge” and “Skin of Trees” were on display in booth #542 at Date street. The paintings received very positive comments, most of them remarking that my art is very unique and different from works of other artists at the show. Thanks everybody for attending.
This was a very long project. Three month of developing the right ideas and three intense days to put it on canvas. It is done.
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