I started the triangle series the summer of 2016 while staying at a lake in New Hampshire.

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Flipping through an old quilting book looking for painting inspiration, I came across a section of patterns called Flying Geese which refers to rows of triangles.

 

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There were geese honking on the lake. It seemed like a sign.

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I've been painting triangles ever since. 

I remembered a quilt I made when I was twenty. It was a wedding gift. The woman at the fabric store said I had to pick out a plain white fabric for the background. I don't know why I had to rebell against the idea, but I chose a very busy pattern for the background and made the other pieces plain. 

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These paintings are an echo of that decision. 

Paintings are highly pigmented acrylic on wood panel or 

canvas.

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The backgrounds are chaotic. But the triangles are organized. So one's eye goes back and forth. 

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Several panels together make a big statement. 

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Georgia from Pennsylvania said, "I love it!!! I've even changed the location where I'm going to hang it.

 

I thought it would represent the craziness that has been in my life the past three years. But it actually brings me peace."

I can create a painting to match any interior. 

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