Practical Vision vs.
Poetical Vision
This breezy video describes the two ways that I see the world. How do you see the world: practically or poetically?
Feeling adventurous?
Explore my global photo project
Thanks to Google Street Views, I've been traveling the world without leaving the safety of my home. I call this project Adventures of a Google Tourist. Take a look at what I've discovered by clicking here.
Serene Stream
Looking for a few moments of serenity?
(Who isn't?!) Then spend two minutes with this view of an autumn 2026 installation of my Floating Color Lilies. This stream is in Acadia National Park, Maine. It was the perfect setting on the perfect day. If you should find this stream in your adventures, you won't see my floating pieces: this was a quick pop-up installation that only lasted for about 10 minutes.
Dance of the Painterly Gesture
Inspired by James Linehan's abstract painting installation at the Zillman Museum of Art in Bangor, Maine.
How I spent my winter vacation
A video summary of the various creative ways I entertained myself (and a few local onlookers) during an exceptionally snowy winter. To me, snow is a vast blank canvas that is waiting for some color. I simply cannot resist. Now that winter is officially over, I have to endure long months of spring, summer, and autumn until the beautiful, virginal snow returns. Call me a meshuggener, but I can't wait!
Bar Harbor Mural Project
Bar Harbor is a charming village on the coast of Maine, but I've always felt that it could benefit from more murals and public art. That idea inspired me to see how some of the buildings would look if decorated with my digital art. They might look something like this...
Attention ADULTS
This is a public-service message for the sad, sad, sad group of people in our society known as ADULTS. They are to be pitied because, as they've grown up, they've outgrown their ability to lose themselves in the act of creative play. Tsk, tsk, tsk.
Coincidences. I revise this video every few years to keep the memories alive. This is a true story. I still have a
hard time believing that these events happened in 1997.
HELP! I desperately need more wall space. I live in a small house, and I simply don't have the wall space to exhibit my large-scale pattern-based wall hangings. If you've got some big walls, I've got some big pieces to display on them.
Creative fun on Mount Desert Island. This stunningly beautiful island in Maine, home of Acadia National Park, is a picture-perfect location to create short-lived pop-up installations of my artsy projects.