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So many small things are blooming and growing in the petri dish. There is an amazing array of color! Not a petri dish? Maybe you see sand dollars, mushrooms, flowers, pansies? It's original title was Insomnia. It had been one of those sleepless nights when myriad thoughts tumbled around my brain. I woke up and painted this -- trying to capture the mishmash of troubled thoughts. Petri Dish is also available in a square format.

Haiku/
She asked 'what is real?'
Now no one knows, he replied.
The robots marched on

They lived among us
Stealing our reality
Till lives were a blur

A Story

They lived a happy life surrounded by friends, relatives, visitors. Sure there were the usual weddings, births, deaths; but Harold and Sylvia felt lucky. Occasionally there were disruptions, like too much rainfall or conversely, not enough – they shrugged and mused 'that's life.'

And then. 'Harold – what's that awful noise? Something's wrong. It...

My fascination with patterns stems from my love of numbers. While mathematics has been integral in my working career in finance, my other love is painting. My subject matter is inspired by photographs taken by friends and family. I see a photograph in terms of color, line and geometry. These qualities appeal to my sense of order and design (my fascination with numbers translated into art). There are times when a single photograph and the resulting abstract painting leads to another path -- and another painting -- and sometimes a third or fourth version from the same photo. When I draw something, I start with the shapes and then I add the color. After that, and as I move along, I look for balance of shapes and balance of color and...