MZFA Newsletter (Series 6 and Ongoing)

MZFA Newsletter (Series 6, Vol. 1) “Redheaded Woman, – Envious” MZFA Newsletter (Series 6, Vol. 2) “Miro’s Dream” MZFA Newsletter (Series 6, Vol. 3) “Miro’s Dream II” MZFA Newsletter (Series 6, Vol. 4) “Miro’s Dream IV” MZFA Newsletter (Series 6, Vol. 5) “Miro’s Dream VII” MZFA Newsletter (Series 6, Vol.6 ) “Simplicite’” MZFA Newsletter (Series …

MZFA Newsletter (Series 5)

MZFA Newsletter (Series 5, Vol. 1) “Drawing #783” MZFA Newsletter (Series 5, Vol. 2) “Abstract Expressive #43” MZFA Newsletter (Series 5, Vol. 3) “Panacea Pour l’âme Series, ~ Portals Subseries (Work XXX)” MZFA Newsletter (Series 5, Vol. 4) “Geometric Compositional Series, Work #I” MZFA Newsletter (Series 5, Vol. 5) “Santorini Sunset” MZFA Newsletter (Series 5, Vol. …

MZFA Newsletter (Series 4)

MZFA Newsletter (Series 4, Vol. 1)   “Panacea Pour l’âme Series – Work # IX” MZFA Newsletter (Series 4, Vol. 2)   “Casa” MZFA Newsletter (Series 4, Vol. 3)   “Incoming” MZFA Newsletter (Series 4, Vol. 4)   “Geometric Galaxy” MZFA Newsletter (Series 4, Vol. 5)   “Surrealist Drawing #152” MZFA Newsletter (Series 4, Vol. 6)   “Drawing #171” MZFA Newsletter …

MZFA Newsletter (Series 3)

MZFA Newsletter (Series 3, Vol.17)  “Panacea Pour l’âme Series – Work # XXXII” MZFA Newsletter (Series 3, Vol.16)  “Panacea Pour l’âme Series – Work # XXVII” MZFA Newsletter (Series 3, Vol.15)  “See Life Series – Work #14” MZFA Newsletter (Series 3, Vol.14)  “Panacea Pour l’âme Series – Work # XV” MZFA Newsletter (Series 3, Vol.13)  …

Figurative

The human form has been a primary source subject matter since the dawn of painting. Conceived and displayed in infinite ways, in the end it always attempts to depict our strengths, our frailties, – and our mortality. My expanding repertoire of figurative artworks maintains a similar theme as those of the past. Through the use …

Bio-Abstraction

Created through the lens of abstraction, chosen life forms are refracted through an artist’s eyes and put down onto canvas. In my bio-abstract works, both in series and individual, I have chosen abstracting life forms from both the micro and macro living worlds. Many of my bio-works are framed within linear-geometric boundaries.

Raw Abstraction Expressive

This movement came about during the 1940’s in a rebellious effort to create non-conformist, non-representational art derived directly from the creative DNA of the artist. R.A.E. ( Raw Abstraction Expressive) art attempts to throw out all preconceived academic art notions. The ultimate goal here is to create directly and spontaneously from the soul without any …