Canyon I from my Colorfield series was selected by Elizabeth Wilson, Head Registrar of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Services, for the Landmark: Iconic American Views exhibit at Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center.
This piece was sold in the second month of the exhibit but remained on display until the last day.

Duration:
The exhibition ran from May 8 through September 20, 2026.

About the selected piece:
Canyon I, watercolor and pigment print on a 16×16″ water media panel, is one of the landscape pieces in my Colorfield series, which focuses on a dialogue between the structured precision of cartography and the fluid, emotive qualities of colorfield abstraction. They visualize the human impulse to map and categorize the natural world by overlaying boundaries onto atmospheric horizons. Red and warm colors dominate the palette in these series, with cold hues used as accents. The degree of abstraction varies; some, including Canyon I, are inspired by the Midwestern US, Arizona, New Mexico, and the Grand Canyon.