For now, gravity, although the weakest of the four fundamental forces, rules the universe. It keeps us imprisoned on the surface of our world and traps our earth within the prison of the solar system. Recently, however, observations have shown that gravity is no match for dark en ... Continue Reading
Every element heavier than helium that is inside your body was forged in the heart of an exploding star. The four most abundant elements in your body are Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon and Nitrogen in that order. Pictured here, the electron orbits of each atom have been visualized as a ... Continue Reading
The Budd Automotive factory, a notable landmark in Kitchener, fell victim to changes in the industrial and economic ecosystem it inhabited. Currently in the process of demolition, the surrounding urban expanse of its parking lots is reverting to nature while the central structure ... Continue Reading
Above it all, a sense of calm pervades. “An aerial perspective V” Acrylic on panel 24×24 in 2012 This painting is part of a private collection. Continue Reading
The soft, filtered light of sunset over the still lake provides a dramatic backdrop for a passing shower on the horizon. “Late shower, Lake Huron” Acrylic on panel 20×20 in 2012 This painting is no longer available. Continue Reading
The clean white light before dawn illuminates the tannin-rich waters of the waking marsh. “Early Luther marsh light” Acrylic on panel 36 x 36 in 2012 This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
The late season winds stir up the water, glowing copper in the setting sun as the heavy weather breaks. “Lake Huron Copper (Autumn offshore wind) Acrylic on panel 36 x 36 in 2012 Private collection of John Robertson. Continue Reading
The last of the golden light slips in across a gap in the trees and lights up the pond making it glow like embers. “Sunset Pond” Acrylic on canvas 36 x 36 in 2012 This painting is in the private collection of Eric Rumble. Continue Reading
A larger exploration of the same theme as “Here.” The three-dimensional nature of the center is highlighted and accentuated though strongly directional lighting. Painted as an exploration into new techniques as part of the “Knifeworks” series. “Sound ... Continue Reading