This five-part botanical series draws inspiration from the enigmatic “Voynich Manuscript,” a 15th-century codex shrouded in mystery and written in an unknown language. The artwork reimagines the manuscript’s surreal herbal illustrations through a contemporary painterly lens—imbuing each plant with layered symbolism and mythical associations.

With visual references to Amethyst Basil, Laurel, Nerium Oleander, Sunflower, and Thistle, the series bridges natural science, alchemy, and spiritual lore. The stylized forms and soft antique tones echo Renaissance herbals, yet the dreamlike rendering invites open interpretation—what is medicinal, what is mystical, and what is merely imagined?

Together, the panels offer a poetic meditation on forgotten knowledge, healing traditions, and the beauty of cryptic language growing wild in an allegorical meadow.

This five-part botanical series draws inspiration from the enigmatic “Voynich Manuscript,” a 15th-century codex shrouded in mystery and written in an unknown language. The artwork reimagines the manuscript’s surreal herbal illustrations through a contemporary painterly lens—imbuing each plant with layered symbolism and mythical associations.

With visual references to Amethyst Basil, Laurel, Nerium Oleander, Sunflower, and Thistle, the series bridges natural science, alchemy, and spiritual lore. The stylized forms and soft antique tones echo Renaissance herbals, yet the dreamlike rendering invites open interpretation—what is medicinal, what is mystical, and what is merely imagined?

Together, the panels offer a poetic meditation on forgotten knowledge, healing traditions, and the beauty of cryptic language growing wild in an allegorical meadow.

This five-part botanical series draws inspiration from the enigmatic “Voynich Manuscript,” a 15th-century codex shrouded in mystery and written in an unknown language. The artwork reimagines the manuscript’s surreal herbal illustrations through a contemporary painterly lens—imbuing each plant with layered symbolism and mythical associations.

With visual references to Amethyst Basil, Laurel, Nerium Oleander, Sunflower, and Thistle, the series bridges natural science, alchemy, and spiritual lore. The stylized forms and soft antique tones echo Renaissance herbals, yet the dreamlike rendering invites open interpretation—what is medicinal, what is mystical, and what is merely imagined?

Together, the panels offer a poetic meditation on forgotten knowledge, healing traditions, and the beauty of cryptic language growing wild in an allegorical meadow.

This five-part botanical series draws inspiration from the enigmatic “Voynich Manuscript,” a 15th-century codex shrouded in mystery and written in an unknown language. The artwork reimagines the manuscript’s surreal herbal illustrations through a contemporary painterly lens—imbuing each plant with layered symbolism and mythical associations.

With visual references to Amethyst Basil, Laurel, Nerium Oleander, Sunflower, and Thistle, the series bridges natural science, alchemy, and spiritual lore. The stylized forms and soft antique tones echo Renaissance herbals, yet the dreamlike rendering invites open interpretation—what is medicinal, what is mystical, and what is merely imagined?

Together, the panels offer a poetic meditation on forgotten knowledge, healing traditions, and the beauty of cryptic language growing wild in an allegorical meadow.

Where Is My Mind is a joyful anthem to escape, sun, and sweet surrender. Drifting across shimmering green water in a giant pink flamingo float, the figure in this painting leans back, hat low, letting the world melt away. Set against a backdrop of lush trees and bright skies, it’s a tribute to the healing magic of simply getting outside—and doing it your way.

Born from a moment of needing to breathe, to move, to reclaim joy, this piece reminds us that sanity isn’t found in the to-do list—it’s floating, unapologetically fabulous, on a flamingo in the middle of nowhere. A little wild, a little whimsical, and totally free.

White Birds is a gentle, dreamlike composition that captures a fleeting moment of stillness and grace. With soft strokes and a delicate palette, the piece evokes a sky filled with quiet motion—white birds drifting weightlessly through pale light and open air. Their forms, abstract yet unmistakable, suggest purity, freedom, and the beauty of unspoken connection.

There is a hush to this painting, a feeling of breath held and time suspended. Whether seen as a flock mid-flight or a memory taking shape, White Birds invites the viewer into a serene space where presence and possibility meet.

This delicate botanical bouquet is a modern interpretation following in the Flemish baroque genre. A refined arrangement of fresh white roses seizes the focal point, symbolizing honesty, purity, and perfection—contrasted by rich greenery, symbolizing renewal, nature, and energy.

White Oak is a quiet meditation on resilience and renewal, capturing the stark beauty of branching forms revealed in winter. This monochromatic composition traces the intricate architecture of a white oak’s bare limbs, emphasizing the silent complexity of nature’s design. In their dormancy, these branches evoke both strength and surrender—reminding us that rest is part of growth. Long revered as symbols of endurance and wisdom, oaks stand as living witnesses through generations. Here, their wintry silhouette becomes a graceful network—both mysterious and enduring—whispering of seasons past and those yet to come.

Cheerful sunlit skies gently bask a delicate verdant landscape with accents and shadows while pinkish ethereal clouds slowly inch across the distant horizon.

The colorful collection of yard birds that grace this composition feature pinks, greens, yellows, and violets against a subtle ethereal background.  This scene evokes the joy in the loving act of keeping yard bird feeders faithfully stocked to attract such wondrous creatures for our daily delight.