Strange Kelp #1
Translucent amber, crimson, teal, and blue discs cluster into four colonies on a cream ground, joined by dark sinewy stems that meet along a black central spine.
Selected work 01 / 06
Translucent amber, crimson, teal, and blue discs cluster into four colonies on a cream ground, joined by dark sinewy stems that meet along a black central spine.
Sinuous teal and crimson columns rise against black, enclosing circular pools of red, amber, and blue within fine pale-gold contours.
A six-by-six grid of rounded cells shifts from yellow and red through green to deep blue, each compartment layered with fine looping contours and divided color fields.
Vertical ribbons of stippled orange, blue, violet, yellow, and navy meander across a cream field, interrupted by dark circular apertures ringed in color.
Vertical stalks in teal, indigo, ochre and violet rise across a pale stippled ground, each crowned by a disc of concentric rings suggesting an eye or a botanical cross-section.
Interlocking bands of deep blue and pink rise vertically across a square field, supporting clusters of circular forms in saturated reds, oranges, yellows, greens, and blues against pale cream and sky-blue grounds.





