Let Them Eat Cake : Eat Me, Hillary meets Taliban (peek preview) 

The art series “Eat Me” is a highly anticipated series, exposing geopolitical indifferences toward women and girls using burkas and cakes as metaphors.
This new figurative-political work is censored from the origianlly slotted a 2-person show in in the West Chelsea Art Building, New York on March 13, 2008. There was a preview in studio J32 at the Palo Alto Art Studios, CA on February 16, 2008 came and went with a huge wow-factor.

The abstraction series of Seasons (1a) 

The inspiration for this series began in mid-winter. As time went on and winter faded into spring and summer, my feelings of seasonal change expressed itself though paint on canvas. - 07/05

The abstraction series of  Dreams (1b) 

With this series I am presenting an absolute feeling of space and determinism on canvas, using all the tools I have as an artist: composition, color theory, prospective, texture, and glazing. I become emotionally involved with each painting in the series, using  grand long, consistent brush-strokes on the small and large, building layers upon layers, pushing the prospective without meaning into an abstract formless sense of being, keeping the sense of the non-existent, existential wholeness of the cosmic consciousness wrapped into a canvas stretched on a simple wooden frame. It is the grand scale of Life represented by something I can carry from wall to wall, not unlike how imagine the gods move their creations about, when they tire of the current view.   - 11/06