Trees Rivers Roads 2022-2025
Ongoing works from the Fraser River, Powell River, and the Straight of Georgia
A sustained inquiry into land, use, and memory, trees rivers roads traces human intervention across watersheds of coastal British Columbia. Through paintings, images, and fieldwork, the series explores how natural systems are restructured by industrial and architectural processes.
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Seven Sisters 2023–2025
This suite of figurative studies uses restraint and repetition to examine lineage, intimacy, and gesture. Serving as both foil and framework to trees rivers roads, the portraits distill presence into surface, structure, and symbol.
Pictured:
Cecia, 2024
Oil and acrylic on canvas
11 × 14 in. (27.9 × 35.6 cm)
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Marks Repeated and Piles 2019-2022
An exploration of repetition, dissonance, and material behavior.
An investigation of reproduction, anomaly, and compositional logic, this body of work explores abstraction through a singular graphic form repeated across paintings, prints, and dimensional maquettes.
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Etchings 2010-2020
Drypoint studies in repetition, gesture, and memory — drawn from lived experience, mechanical form, and the rural dynamics of Galiano Island.
Pictured:
Dale, Stihl 440 Magnum, 2024
Drypoint on cotton rag paper
Edition of 5
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Nothing Else Will Do 2024-2025
A developing body of work drawn from an ongoing creative dialogue between two artists. These mixed media works explore the formalization of love, disorder, and internal tension.
Pictured:
Untitled (Calm and Storm), 2024
Diptych: textile, adhesive, acrylic on wood and canvas
Each panel: 18 × 24 in (45.7 × 61 cm)
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Your Will Not Mine
October 2024
Reconciled
June 2026
Favored a Nation
2027