NARRARE

This work is called Balanced. Up to this time my art work was involved with the human form. My love of Italy found me taking advantage of drawing and painting while I stayed with a traveling circus. The dramatic light, the wonderful color and the activity of the athletic bodies; balancing and performing with such visual stimulation for an artist who needed to practice enjoying the moment.


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Sarah and her Camels., 2004

watercolour/ gouache on paper
72x90cm in frame
[Purchase for $1200]
The exhibition Narrare at Hahndorf came about after a period of traveling in Europe. I had an opportunity to stay with a traveling circus in Italy and there I observed the colourful night lit scenes of the performers. As an artist I was having fun with the subject and enjoying the direct nature of applying watercolour.

Shit Happens, 2004

watercolour and gold on paper
60x50cm.framed
[Purchase for $500]
The exhibition Narrare at Hahndorf came about after a period of traveling in Europe. I had an opportunity to stay with a traveling circus in Italy and there I observed the colourful night lit scenes of the performers. As an artist I was having fun with the subject and enjoying the direct nature of applying watercolour.

The Big Top, 2004

Watercolour on paper
90x70cm framed
[Purchase for $1200]
The exhibition Narrare at Hahndorf came about after a period of travelling in Europe. I had an opportunity to stay with a travelling circus in Italy and there I observed the colourful night lit scenes of the performers. As an artist I was having fun with the subject and enjoying the direct nature of applying watercolour.

The Ostrich Stampede., 2004

Watercolour on paper
92x70cm framed
[Purchase for $1200]
The exhibition Narrare at Hahndorf came about after a period of traveling in Europe. I had an opportunity to stay with a traveling circus in Italy and there I observed the colourful night lit scenes of the performers. As an artist I was having fun with the subject and enjoying the direct nature of applying watercolour.

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