Drawings are often initiated by kinesthetic gestures suggesting the character of the source. The plasticity of a drawing medium such as charcoal provides a natural vocabulary.
Vantongerloo at Wilmerding (2013)charcoal, graphite43" H x 44" W
Geology of Sleep (1997)charcoal52" H x 30" W
Jungle Sex (2009)charcoal, pastel45" H x 60" W
Bougainvillea Reverie (2010)watercolor, colored pencil, acrylic40" H x 60" W
Polar Reversal (2008)charcoal, graphite42" H x 28" W
Duet (2001)embossing, graphite26 1/4" H x 22 3/4"
Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers (2012)charcoal48" H x 64" W
Volcanic Phenomena: Bombing (1989)xerox printed drawing35" H x 91" W
A Hero's Life: The Hero after R. Strauss (1969)acrylic on canvas60" H x 60" W
A Hero's Life: The War after R. Strauss (1969)acrylic on canvas72" H x 60" W
Sleep: Worry and Congestion (1996)charcoal53" H x 74" W
Stretching (2007)charcoal, graphite, embossing45" H x 44" W
20 Bougainvillea Improvs (2010)watercolor72" W x 72" H
Final Moment (2008)in memoriam for J. W. and T. Q.charcoal, embossing, pastel69" H x 42 1/2" W
Beginnings (2012)charcoal, graphite35" H x 50" W
Bougainvillea on Prokofiev (2011)watercolor51" H x 22" W
Bougainvillea on Busoni (2011)watercolor15 1/2" H x 52" W
Physical Embarassment (2001)charcoal, pastel, acrylic50" H x 30" W
Sleep - Origins (1997)charcoal50" H x 28" W
Uncertain Footing (2012)watercolor, graphite, acrylic30" H x 23" W
Sleep: Petty Distractions (1994)charcoal45" H x 44" W
Sleep: Il Sogno (1996)charcoal46" H x 60" W
Shorebird Flightplans (2008)charcoal49" H x 50" W