Glasshouse Flection
2010
Multilayered Feltwork and Oilpaint applied to Raw Canvas
38x28x1 inches
There Goes Home - detail foliage right
2009
Oil on Canvas
34x50x1 inches
Encroaching upon the wood, engulfing the rocks,
There Goes Home - detail foliage left
2009
Oil on Canvas
34x50x1 inches
Somewhat alien, not entirely friendly, a buffer and a barrier
There Goes Home - detail cedar
2009
Oil on Canvas
34x50x1 inches
Twisted cedar, from a shifting foundation or a passing whirlwind
There Goes Home - detail - doorway
2009
Oil on Canvas
34x50x1 inches
happy child? sad child? evil child?

coming? going? stuck?


There Goes Home - detail
2009
Oil on Canvas
34x50x1 inches
selfportrait? memory? regret?
Sun Fish Sun Light at a Depth of a Quarter Fathom
1997
Oil on Canvas
9x13 inches
These fish just hung out by these rocks while I dove time and again to sketch them.
Indefatigable Bow
2000
Watercolour on Paper
13x19 inches
These
sharply-pitted,
mottled, eroding,
slowly decomposing
limestone peaks;
they are not truly fit for visitation
by humans and their beasts.


As evidenced here,
another climb,
to discover yet again
if humans and their beasts
are fit to visit them.
This Huge Small World That I Survey
2011
Watercolour and Ink Wash on Paper
48x65 inches
Details of the ink drawings that carve out,
literally wash away the watercolour spaces
that they inhabit

Solitary and completely engrossing
this small huge world that I survey
This Huge Small World That I Survey
2011
Watercolour and Ink Wash on Paper
48x65 inches
Details of the ink drawings that carve out,
literally wash away the watercolour spaces
that they inhabit

Clearly remembered experience
meets vaguely remembered fact.
This Huge Small World That I Survey
2011
Watercolour and Ink Wash on Paper
48x65 inches
Details of the ink drawings that carve out,
literally wash away the watercolour spaces
that they inhabit

Scale conforms to the priority of memory
rather than the geometry of Euclid.

This Huge Small World That I Survey
2011
Watercolour and Ink Wash on Paper
48x65 inches
The sky was everywhere sunshine,
the landscape was immensely wide open,
and the river was Huge.
This Huge Small World That I Survey
2011
Watercolour and Ink Wash on Paper
48x65 inches
The vivid colours of childhood
meet vague but ever-present
Calgary colours of Buckskin and Blue.
This Huge Small World That I Survey
2011
Watercolour and Ink Wash on Paper
48x65 inches
Remember that day, the one down at the river?
The sky was everywhere sunshine,
the landscape was immensely wide open,
and the river was Huge.
The afternoon went on forever,
and yet took no time at all.

The vivid colours of childhood
meet vague but ever-present
Calgary colours of Buckskin and Blue.
Scale conforms to the priority of memory
rather than the geometry of Euclid.

Clearly remembered experience
meets vaguely remembered fact.
Solitary and completely engrossing
this small huge world that I survey

This work was one of the foundation pieces in the solo Show The Accumulated Landscape at the Marion Nicoll Gallery....want to see the whole show?
Minedosa is Known for Its Dragons
2002
Watercolour and Ink on Unsized Cotton Paper
3x4 inches
I Like the Wind and the Wind Likes Me
2009
Oil on Canvas
40x48 inches
No need to join in the dance,
I am the dance.
Draw
2009
Watercolour on Paper
24x32 inches
1. to cause to move in a particular direction by or as if by a pulling force; pull; drag
2. to bring, take, or pull out, as from a receptacle or source
3. to bring toward oneself or itself, as by inherent force or influence; attract.
4. to sketch (someone or something) in lines or words; delineate; depict.

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Resplendent - the Ascent
2002
Oil on Canvas
24x36 inches
The famous resplendent photograph
I think by Byron Harmon
was of a descent from Mount Resplendent.

Here they are on the way up.
Unrealized potential
the hunch of upward going
approach with trepidation
attend


Rather than on the way down
peak bagged
the slouch of downward picking
retreat, retrace, return
relieved



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Odd Couple Fishing
2008
Watercolour on Paper
13x20 inches
O
its the odd couple
out fishing at dusk
again
Rose Garden - Hampton Court
2013
Encaustic Glazed - Watercolour and Ink on Paper
16x28 inches
Lake Superior Pukaskwa Mist
2009
Oil on Canvas
9x13 inches
Boyz on a Fence
2013
Graphite on Manilla Paper
9x12 inches
|*See where this imagery ended up*|...link to vain trifles
Sageman
2013
Watercolour on Paper
28x26 inches
Who could he be?
EdaM Ni AnihC
2011
Ink on Paper
12x18 inches
Standardization and commercialization
lurk everywhere on my globe,
but even standard, commercial stuff
leaves its unique traces;
an altermodern footprint,
wherever it goes.

Everywhere I go in the
physical or the digital world,
I too leave traces.
I may not leave comments on
every bit of information that I view,
but that bit has been altered
just by the fact that I have
consciously or unconsciously observed it.

I am never really certain
what those traces might be,
what they might look like, or
where exactly they have been left.

But those who come after me can tell?..