When we look at a place, we see it as static – as if it had always been and will always be that way, but all places have history and all places will transform, change, and pass away. Abandoned structures remind us of what once was, but they are not the only sites that experience birth, death, and rebirth. Each work in this series explores a period in a place’s life cycle – tumultuous years existing together in one quiet moment.
Everglades Gatorland, oil on canvas and mixed media, 69″x75″x18″
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas, 15″x30″
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas and mixed media, 69″x75″x18″
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas and mixed media, 69″x75″x18″
Everglades Gatorland detail, oil on canvas and mixed media, 69″x75″x18″
Everglades Gatorland detail, vintage postcards
Polk Unit, mixed media on paper, 22″x30″
Yeehaw Junction, oil on wood, 30″x40″
Urban Sprawl (Plantation Fashion Mall), oil on wood, 20″x30″
The Viking, oil on wood, 30″ x 40″
Eckerd, oil on wood, 30″ x 40″
Pirates’ World, oil on wood, 30″ x 40″
Atlantis, oil on wood, 30″ x 40″
The South Pacific, oil on wood, 30″ x 40″
The Fashion Center, oil on wood, 30″ x 40″
