I aim for my
passageway and arch paintings to embody the realm of the “liminal”,
which is derived from the Latin “limen”, meaning “threshold”.
Anthropologist Victor Turner describes the liminal as a transitional
quality essential to all rites of passage. It is the state in-between, without a fixed identity, but with openness and ambiguity.
I think of it as a state open to insight and inspiration as well as
to new connections.
A sacred state.
Arequipa Arch,
Peru,
12" x 10" 2010
Arch, Patan, Nepal,
12" x 8" 2009
Arrabal V Mojácar,
Spain oil/canvas 14" x 8" 2009
Arrabal IV Mojácar,
Spain
oil/canvas 12" x 8" 2009
Arrabal II Mojácar,
Spain
oil/canvas 14" x 8" 2008
Granada Arch w/
Graffiti, 8" x 12" 2010
Mojácar Pueblo
II oil/canvas 8" x 14" 2008
Mojácar Pueblo,
Spain 14" x 11" 2008
Kagbeni Chorten 12" x
8" 2009
Kagbeni
Passageway 8" x 14" 2009
Tibetan Ladder 8" x 14" 2009
Morning Shadows,
Mojácar, Spain 8" x 14" 2007
Passaggio,
Montecastello di Vibio, Italy 24" x 36" 2008
Porto
Maggiore, Montecastello di Vibo, Italy 36" x 24"
2006
Viocolo della
Torre, Monte Castello di Vibio, Italy 14" x
8" 2006
Via dell' Unita
D'Italia, Monte Castello di Vibio 8" x 14"
2006
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