80x60 inches
Oil on Canvas
2021-2023
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This painting was influenced by the Italian mannerists, in particular Pontormo’s painting Joseph sold to Potiphar. In Joseph sold to Potiphar the brightly dressed figures snake up and back into the painting. Joseph, in the foreground, is the favorite son.
In my version, my family soaks up the last rays of summer at the threshold of our barn. Buckets and bee traps extend the serpentine shape of their overlapping bodies.
50x38 inches
Oil on canvas
2024
Available through Carrie Haddad Gallery
38x24 inches
Oil on canvas
2024
Private collection
Oil on canvas
65x67 inches
2022
Private collection
Book of Hours
34x32
Oil on linen
2024
Available through The Painting Center
37x25
Oil on canvas
2023
Oil on Canvas
36x24
2022
Private collection
Oil on Linen
54x48
2021
Private Collection
For this painting I borrowed the central figure from Paul Gauguin’s painting “Para Api”, “Is there anything new?”. Gauguin’s painting embodies disillusionment. He had recently traveled to Tahiti but hadn’t found his mythical paradise there. My paradise in this painting is my home but with two small children needing constant attention amid a global pandemic I was longing for something else in my own right.
I started this painting in June, 2020. Since then we have disassembled parts of our kitchen and uncovered layers of wallpaper and flooring. I used some of those patters inside the cupboards and on the floor. Ghosts of what came before.
Oil on linen
52x48 inches
2022
Private Collection
This nearly life sized painting took over six months to complete. I took inspiration from the dramatic fabrics in Poussin’s Massacre of the Innocents and from the frozen-in-time gestures of Titian. I was thinking of the three graces circling the pool: mirth, elegance and youth. I am lifting the towel, both the observer and observed, in this time of strange weather.
36x23
Oil on Canvas
2023
Available through Carrie Haddad Gallery
Oil on canvas
20x13
2022
Private Collection
20x24
Oil on linen
2021
Private Collection
