Blue Xencaustic on panel 36X36 in. This piece is framed in a thin black floater. "I created this piece by using fluid inks over a chalk painted panel. I like the loss of fluidity of the ink as a place to start my encaustic painting. I work spontaneously and intuitively allowing the work to evolve. The blue x was the last brush stroke I added, which is why I titled it Blue X." S. U.

equal the centrifugal force felt by a much smaller third body

on the surface unlike watercolour

exhibiting wall hangings in batik since the 1970s and early 1980s

Mali was the last governing power before the colonial disasters

18 X 18  in

oil on wood panel (cradle)8 X 8 in

near North Bay

"These people are all slaves from that time not long ago

He currently resides in Ottawa and is represented by Galerie St-Laurent + Hill

The Monet's from Montreal

Once in a while we get these sons or daughters who come into our world

Trial Proof