Ten works.
A closer encounter.
Each painting opens into its own page, with its story and a route to the main-site listing where available. Ascension, Profile in Crimson, and The Colors of Merengue also offer close-up photographs of the painted surface.
Enter the artwork ↗Ascension
Broken chains remain in his hands, but their power has ended. A winged figure rises from shadow toward radiance: liberation made visible.
Enter the artwork ↗Profile in Crimson
Crimson, dark paint, and flashes of light build a face that has been through something. The self is not restored to its former state; it survives in a changed form.
Enter the artwork ↗The Colors of Merengue
A dancer turns through crimson and turquoise. The body finds its freedom in movement, releasing an inner life into color.
Enter the artwork ↗After the Rain
A golden path winds behind a solitary traveler, tracing the long road of healing. Ahead, the figure walks toward light, carrying the evidence of every step already taken.
Enter the artwork ↗Heart in Color
A figure breaks into a torrent of color. Transformed by what he has survived, he returns that color and beauty to the world around him.
Enter the artwork ↗Mountain in the Rain
Driven sideways, the rain strikes the climber with force. The peak is visible now, but the last stretch is no less punishing. Endurance is measured one step at a time.
Enter the artwork ↗Boy in the Forest
A boy faces a forest that seems larger than anything he knows. The passage ahead offers no guarantee; he must summon the courage to enter it anyway.
Enter the artwork ↗What Survives the Flame
The fire begins inside him. It burns through the body he must still inhabit. Survival here is not escape from pain, but the struggle to remain standing within it.
Enter the artwork ↗Breakout
He breaks through the wall that held him. The torn opening is the record of his struggle: illness, confinement, and the force required to get back to life.
Enter the artwork ↗Hope Fades
An intimate self-portrait of the artist, his husband, and their dog. When illness brings one person low, the other remains beside him, carrying hope for them both.
Heart in Color and Mountain in the Rain are sold and remain part of the collection’s story.
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