​

​ 

 

​

My long career as a psychologist definitely influences my drawings and paintings.  I used to accompany people through uncharted territories of the psyche, now I make images of those inner landscapes.

 

My ink drawings are of the everyday moments of joy, wonder, and just trying to get through. 

My paintings are more ambiguous. They are of familiar and imagined landscapes featuring symbols and figures that might be from an old story, an elusive memory or a longed-for experience — almost remembered, almost forgotten. They end up being about back then and right now.

And even though they are made of flat paint and pigment and linen, they are mirrors — reflecting what's inside of you. 

​

​