Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Experiments with paint & poetry
This weekend I began experimenting with mixing paint & poetry. I had been thinking about a way to do this for a while and was recently encouraged by good friend and talented painter Wanda Doyle.
Using one of the 28 poems from my fourth book Sunshine on a wooden floor (publication June 2010), this was the result:
| (In private collection in Chicago, USA) |
| (In private collection in Scotland, the UK) |
Saturday, January 16, 2010
My latest painting: Riding the Wave

My painting "Riding the Wave" was shown at the UpStares Gallery in Squamish during February in the group show titled "Water/H2O".
The painting is large, 32"x44" (acrylics on canvas).
As part of the show, each artist was asked to write what water means to them in 100 words or less. Here are mine:
Water means the harbour next to the house in the Netherlands where I grew up
water means the mix of fear and excitement as thousands of arms start turning together at the start of an Ironman triathlon
water means a drink at every aid station 2 kilometres apart in a marathon
water means the sound of a rushing river in Squamish
water means my dog’s excitement about swimming in the Howe Sound
Riding the Wave symbolizes the powerful and positive forces that move our lives if we allow ourselves to be open to them and never give up.
Monday, August 17, 2009
VISUALS ArtWalk Squamish Valley
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Display in Squamish Adventure Centre
Six of my paintings are on display at the Squamish Adventure Centre from July 21 until August 25, including two of my most recent ones.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
My latest work
I love paint and exploring its qualities:
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| Artist donation to the 2014 Gala Fundraiser for the Foyer Gallery at the Squamish Public Library |
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| Artist donation to the 2014 Gala Fundraiser for the Foyer Gallery at the Squamish Public Library |
VISUALS Art at the Market show
My paintings will be part of the Art at the Market group show, organized by VISUALS, on June 27 and July 1 at the Squamish Arts Council building in Squamish.
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