Don't you love thumbing through dated art magazines and stumbling across an artist you love?
Burning Cross (Against Seduction)
oil, tar, spackle, watercolor and graphite on tile on wood
96 x 48
1982
Forest Fire
tar, watercolor, oil and spackle on tile
96 x 96
1983
Early Morning
latex, tar, and tile on masonite
96 x 96
1986
I wonder what happened? I want to ask him why his exploration of fire turned into pop flowers, form, content. I guess, stripped down.
White Flowers
tar, enamel, black flocking, spackle on tile on wood
72 x 72
2001
Who knows, maybe the flowers are as grim and potent as an early morning fire.. or it's as simple as a change in outlook, or an exploration comes to an end. One must amuse one's self.