The Sunday Afternoon series evolves around the ideas of time, memories, nature, and the concept of family in a broad sense, inspired by photographs I captured from Super 8 films my father made during my childhood. These paintings are often created with selected pieces of sewing patterns, used as graphic support for each of these Sunday Afternoon daily lives.
A year of Sunday Afternoon, 2016-2026
Oil and acrylic on paper on canvas
Installation of 53 pocket paintings (6x6 in. each), 136x48 in.
Installation of 53 pocket paintings (6x6 in. each), 136x48 in.
A Year of Sunday Afternoon, detail, 2016
Oil and acrylic on paper on canvas, 6x6 in. Each
Dreaming Awake, 2018,
Oil and acrylic on canvas, 24x24 in.
Journeys to the Other Side, 2018
Oil and acrylic on canvas, 12x12 in.
Du Grain, 2014
Oil and acrylic on paper on canvas 6x6 in.
For Misses Petite, 2014
For Misses Petite, 2014
Oil and acrylic on paper on canvas 6x6 in.
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Perseigne, 2014
Perseigne, 2014
Oil and acrylic on paper on canvas, 12x12 in.
Sunday Morning, 2014
Sunday Morning, 2014
Oil and acrylic on paper on canvas, 12x12 in.
Three sisters in Izenah, 2013
Three sisters in Izenah, 2013
Oil on canvas, 36x36 in.
Octagonal Sand Castle, 2014
Octagonal Sand Castle, 2014Oil on linen, 48x48 in.
Mixed media on canvas, 11x18 in.
White Sunday Afternoon, 2014
White Sunday Afternoon, 2014
Acrylic and pastel on canvas, 48x68 in.
