Flowering Planet. Oil on canvas, 62x60 inches, 2020
Nature Net. Oil on canvas, 62x60 inches, 2020
Nature Net (detail). Oil on canvas, 62x60 inches, 2020
Nature Net (detail). Oil on canvas, 62x60 inches, 2020
Sudoku of Toronto Flowers. Oil on canvas, 40x40 inches, 2019
Sudoku of Toronto Flowers (detail) Oil on canvas, 40x40 inches, 2019
Sudoku of Toronto Flowers (detail) Oil on canvas, 40x40 inches, 2019
Red Carnations; Parenthood. Oil on canvas, 16x16 inches, 2018
Candy Cane Tulip. Oil on canvas, 10x10 inches, 2017
Yellow and Red Tulip. Oil on canvas, 12x12 inches, 2016
July Flowers. Oil on canvas, 10x48 inches, 2011
A Moment of Peace. Oil on canvas, 12x12 inches, 2010
Four Dandelions. Oil on canvas, 12x36 inches, 2008
Frivolity. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 8x8 inches, 2007
Tulips and Trucks. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 28x22 inches, 2007
White Tulip - Bud and Bloom. Oil on canvas, 24x36 inches, 2006
Flowering Planet. Oil on canvas, 62x60 inches, 2020
Nature Net. Oil on canvas, 62x60 inches, 2020
Nature Net (detail). Oil on canvas, 62x60 inches, 2020
Nature Net (detail). Oil on canvas, 62x60 inches, 2020
Sudoku of Toronto Flowers. Oil on canvas, 40x40 inches, 2019
Sudoku of Toronto Flowers (detail) Oil on canvas, 40x40 inches, 2019
Sudoku of Toronto Flowers (detail) Oil on canvas, 40x40 inches, 2019
Red Carnations; Parenthood. Oil on canvas, 16x16 inches, 2018
Candy Cane Tulip. Oil on canvas, 10x10 inches, 2017
Yellow and Red Tulip. Oil on canvas, 12x12 inches, 2016
July Flowers. Oil on canvas, 10x48 inches, 2011
A Moment of Peace. Oil on canvas, 12x12 inches, 2010
Four Dandelions. Oil on canvas, 12x36 inches, 2008
Frivolity. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 8x8 inches, 2007
Tulips and Trucks. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 28x22 inches, 2007
White Tulip - Bud and Bloom. Oil on canvas, 24x36 inches, 2006
“A crystal, a flower or a shell stands out from the usual disorder that characterises most perceptible things. They are privileged forms that are more intelligible for the eye, even though more mysterious for the mind, than all the others we see indistinctly.” Paul Valery