San Felasco Hammock series: I was inspired by a colorful fall which I experienced with many walks through San Felasco Hammock. At times it felt like a cathedral with the tall pine trunks and leaf/pine needle cover way up there. Colorful oak leaves resembled stained glass windows as the light filtered through them. The frames on each of these came from re-purposed pine wood from an old house (studs) built from trees grown in the area.
An Autumn Walk Through San Felasco Hammock #1 of 6.
oil on canvas, 22 x 18"; 2010
sold
An Autumn Walk Through San Felasco Hammock #2 of 6; Tree Roots/ Walking Trees
oil on canvas, 22 x 18"; 2010; artist's collection
An Autumn Walk Through San Felasco Hammock #3 of 6
oil on canvas, 22 x 28"; 2010; artist's collection
An Autumn Walk Through San Felasco Hammock #4 of 6
oil on canvas, 22 x 18", 2010; sold
An Autumn Walk Through San Felasco Hammock #5 of 6; Stained glass window
oil on canvas, 22 x 18"; 2010;
sold
An Autumn Walk Through San Felasco Hammock #6 of 6; Cathedral nave.
oil on canvas; 22 x 18"; 2010; sold
San Felasco Hammock with Triptych.
oil on canvas; 25 x 18"; 2013; private collection.