“Urban Scenery” Series
Having grown up in multiple cities, I’ve developed an appreciation for urban environments, including industrial scenery, architectural renderings, transportation and capturing every day life. These are paintings based on observational practice and attention to detail, a difficult task in a constantly active setting. Trains are a reoccurring subject in this series.
San Fernando
2017. Acrylic on wood. 47in. x 37in.
La Pendiente
2017. Acrylic on wood. 48in. x 37in.
Cali
2013. Acrylic on wood. 48in x 38in.
Calicalor
2017. Acrylic on wood. 32in x 72in.
Cold days
2018. Acrylic on wood. 9in. x 22in.
Tenean Beach
2012. Acrylic on wood. 26in. x 60in.
Salt & Pepper Bridge
2014. Acrylic on wood. 18in. x 62in.
Entering Boston
2017. Acrylic on wood. 92in. x 62in.
North Station
2014. Acrylic on wood. 48in. x 48in.
Rooftop Dreamer
2014. Acrylic on wood. 21in. x 48in.
Beacon Park yard
2011. Acrylic on wood. 24in. x 48in.
View from Savin Hill
2016. Acrylic on wood. 37in. x 31in.
Service Yard
2012. Acrylic on wood. 44in.x 38in.
Train over bridge
2014. Acrylic on wood. 26in. x 20in.
Fore River Ship yard
2014. Acrylic on wood. 26in. x 18in.
JFK Station
2016. Acrylic on wood. 40in. x 48in.
200 Wales St.
2013. Acrylic on wood. 48in. x 48in.
Down by the River
2012. Acrylic on wood. 48in. x 44in.
Champlain Rails
2010. Acrylic and water color on paper. 16in. x 28in.
Dry Dock No. 4
2009. Acrylic on board. 24 x 48 inches.
El Piloto (collaboration with Percy Fortini Wright)
2017. Acrylic on wood. 31in. x 32in.
Boston Auto Port
2011. Acrylic on wood. 51in. x 26in.
Scribes in the Sky (Collaboration with Andy Jacob)
2021. Acrylic, spray paint, and mixed technique on wood. 48x37 inches.