My Syracuse University BFA during the mash-up of the 1960s-70s reflects the confluence of all we learned from the old masters, merging with the fast flowing stream of modern movements and sub-movements. An additional 30 years of broad interests and experience find me now with a free-ranging style- representational, abstract, impressionist. I paint and photograph what pleases me. I hope it pleases you too.

Most of my work is in acrylic paint on stretched canvas. Large, bold, lively, complex, imaginative, and emotional. Lots of paint, and bight colors. Years of work. Intense. Different and memorable. Ok, I'm out there!

Exploring the evolution of family artifacts

Sara is mesmerized by visual delights; the color of light going through a prism or the way colors run together when one puts them on the paper; a beautiful brocade pattern; a marvelous dream. She paints in an attempt to take visual notes of what she finds intriguing.

Rob Cox paints the urban landscape as well as figures and everyday objects. He talks about painting being about paint. "It's about the application of colors and pigment to the surface. I want the viewer to see the process of painting. The scrumbled brush strokes and lumps of paint are as integral to the work as the illusion of a roadway in the distance." Rob

A painting, and the study of painting can be about many things simultaneously.  On one level they are about color and spatial relationships - both formal and felt.  Within the construct of an interior space,  I use the reflections or images within the painting as the drivers of personal content.