Portfolio > MIXED MEDIA: Planet A

A Place On Earth, A Second In Time.
There Is No Planet B. #6
Drawing on paper
22" x 30"
2024
There Is No Planet B. #1
There Is No Planet B. #1
Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30”
2024
An Aerial View of Planet Earth in confluence with our Biosphere and Culture.
There Is No Planet B. #13
Ice Melt - 4
Pastel and Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30”
2018
An Aerial View of Planet Earth in confluence with our Biosphere and Culture.
There Is No Planet B. #12
Ice Melt - 3
Pastel and Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30”
2018
An Aerial View of Planet Earth in confluence with our Biosphere and Culture.
There Is No Planet B. #10B
Pastel and Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30”
2018
An Aerial View of Planet Earth in confluence with our Biosphere and Culture.
There Is No Planet B. #11
Ice Melt - 2
Pastel and Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30”
2018
An Aerial View of Planet Earth in confluence with our Biosphere and Culture.
There Is No Planet B. #8B
Pastel and Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30”
2018
A Place on Earth, A Second in Time.
There Is No Planet B. #5A
Pastel and Ink on Paper
22" x 30"
2017
An Aerial View of Planet Earth in confluence with our Biosphere and Culture.
There Is No Planet B. #4C
Pastel and Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30”
2018
An Aerial View of Planet Earth in confluence with our Biosphere and Culture.
There Is No Planet B. #3B Ice Melt - #5
Pastel and Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30"
2018
A Place On Earth, A Second In Time.
There Is No Planet B. #7
Pastel and Ink on Paper
22" x 30"
2017
A Place On Earth, A Second in Time.
There Is No Planet B. #5
Pastel and Ink on Paper
22" x 30"
2017
A Place On Earth, A Second In Time
There Is No Planet B. #9
Ice Melt - 1
Pastel and Ink on Paper
22" x 30"
2018
A Place On Earth, A Moment In Time.
There Is No Planet B. #14
Ink on embossed RFK Rives Paper
22" x 30”
2018

These MIXED-MEDIA drawings are a place on earth, a second in time on Planet A.

"Climate change" is on our minds. These drawings come out of that musing. They explore the interaction among our earth, our bio-sphere and our culture, in evolution and in entropy.