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Jean-François Lyotard, a French philosopher who greatly influenced late modern art, defined postmodernism as “incredulity towards metanarratives.” We once viewed “nature”  as the broad, creative and controlling force in the universe. I am interested in our changing relationship to to the idea of nature.

Balance Between the Two, 36" x 36" oil Balance Between the Two, 36" x 36" oil
Rise and Fall, 109" x 72", oil Rise and Fall, 109" x 72", oil
Transformation, 72" x 54", oil Transformation, 72" x 54", oil
Growth Continuing 36″ x 60″ Oil Growth Continuing 36″ x 60″ Oil
My Own Enemy II, 60" x 48", oil My Own Enemy II, 60" x 48", oil
Slipping, 72" x 60", oil Slipping, 72" x 60", oil
My Own Enemy, 60" x 48", oil My Own Enemy, 60" x 48", oil
Entropy and Growth 96″ x 60″ Oil Entropy and Growth 96″ x 60″ Oil
Notwithstanding, 48" x 48", oil Notwithstanding, 48" x 48", oil
Second Law, 96" x 60", oil Second Law, 96" x 60", oil
 Fractured 90″ x 54″ Oil Fractured 90″ x 54″ Oil
Dissolution 48″ x 60″ Oil Dissolution 48″ x 60″ Oil
Disintegration 96″ x 60″ Oil Disintegration 96″ x 60″ Oil
Diorama 96″ x 72″ Oil Diorama 96″ x 72″ Oil
Tech Bomb 36″ x 36″ Oil Tech Bomb 36″ x 36″ Oil
Union, 48" x 24", oil Union, 48" x 24", oil
Fragmented, 84" x 60", oil Fragmented, 84" x 60", oil
Giving Tree, 48" x 36", oil Giving Tree, 48" x 36", oil
Dominion, 72" x 48", oil Dominion, 72" x 48", oil