In viewing nature as an integral part of human existence, I see manifest the vital power of the seed as universal energy, the weed as life-force, the herb as medicine, the vine as cyclical time and creative force.

Homage to Native Corn
graphite, colored pencil, red-dyed corn, thread
H. 23″ W. 30″ D. 2.5″
$4500 – framed

Mud Covered Corn
mud-covered corn, string, graphite, arches paper
H. 22″ W. 30″

Tools For Eating
dried grass clipping, graphite, paper
H. 22″ W. 30″

The Square
graphite, thread, Arches archival paper, hay
H. 14″ W. 49″ D. 2″
NFS

Thorn Branch
wood, Arches archival paper, graphite, branch with thorns
H. 14″ W. 49″ D. 2″
NFS
Details: Thorn Branch

Sow Corn Seed 4 Inches Apart, Thin to 6 Inches, Harvest When Silk Are Brown and Moist
graphite, vellum, corn seed, garden box, soil, light, water
H. 84″ W. 42″ D. 8″
$6500

Sow Corn Seed 4 Inches Apart, Thin to 6 Inches, Harvest When Silk Are Brown and Moist (four weeks after planting)
graphite, vellum, corn seed, garden box, soil, light, water
H. 84″ W. 42″ D. 8″
$6500

Invitation to Planting
acrylic on canvas, plastic buckets, acorns, compost, hand spade
H. 72″ W. 42″ D. 18″
$6500

Giant Gourd
Arches archival paper, graphite, charcoal
H. 30″ W. 22″
$3900 -framed

Beak
charcoal on Arches archival paper
H. 30″ W. 23″
$2500 – unframed

Infinite Fragment III
Arches archival paper, branches, thread
H. 31″ W. 22.25″ D. .25″
$3900 – framed

Sow Blackeye Peas
drawing on vellum, wood, grow light, seeds in soil, container
H. 21″ W. 11″ D. 3.5″

Sow Peanuts
drawing on vellum, wood, grow light, seeds in soil, container
H. 21″ W. 11″ D. 3.5″

Sow Potatoes
drawing on vellum, wood, grow light, seeds in soil, container
H. 21″ W. 11″ D. 3.5″

Salem Milk
Arches archival paper, burnt hay
H. 22.25″ W. 30″ D. .75″

NATO Night
acrylic on canvas
H. 22″ W. 30″
$6300
During the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, friends there told us of the loud reverberating terror of night bombing. In the curved bottom section of the drawing are dried rose petals in memory of those who died. Yugoslavia was the only socialist that stood up to Joseph Stalin, but it was a successful model of socialism nonetheless.

