16" 2006

You look into the mirrors to see the backside of the ball to get the true reflection, a reflection without you in it.

24" 2006

This is a 24" diameter globe of THE GLOBE Theatre in London. "All the world's a stage".

16" 2005

This 16" diameter spherical painting shows the total up down and all around view of the second oldest baseball stadium in baseball. The fans make up much of what the THE OLD BALL GAME is about.

24" 1991

I spent six days in Santa Fe, New Mexico working on this 24" diameter piece in the Lorreto Chapel. The Lorreto Chapel is famous for the spiral staircase. That staircase along with the gothic structure and the wonderful stained glass were all most exciting to me. This piece was sold many years ago but The Hansen's, that own it, have allowed me to keep it and show it in many shows over the years.

24" 2005

I wanted the geometric patterns coming from the Sun and Moon to show some of these powers early man was feeling when standing inside Stonehendge looking at the shadows and the powerful bodies moving over our heads. It was most exciting for me being not only in one of the first Cathedrals built by man but also one of the first Observatories of the heavens built by man.

13" 2005

How could I walk away from the strange gargoyles waiting on the outside of St. Denis and the tomes of the kings and queens of France waiting for me inside the Basilica? They literally screamed, "Termesphere".

13" 2005

The three-turreted Stadhuis (town hall) was originally built in the 14 th century. It is not only Belgium 's oldest town hall, it is also one of the finest and most richly ornamented of all the Flemish town halls

24" 2005

This is an exploration of the triangle for tessellating patterns and a substructure for human forms.................

16" 2003

Anna is breaking her way out of the sphere egg.

24" 2004

Can a painting have 30 point perspective? Yes....................

24" 2004

You find yourself in the middle of a pond turning in a circle.