Painted as an homage to the great 12th Century Khmer King Jayavarman V11. Known to us as builder of Bayon, unifier of warring states, and ardent follower of Lord Buddha. His image exists in massive sculpted stone forms depicted on numerous ruined temples. Expresses radiant inner calm, and stillness, identifiably styled upon Gupta Period sculpture

In gestation for many years, this work describes the land where I live and work. Where two of my children developed, and learned to observe nature. Where they learned through observation, and experience. The painting represents a moment in time and place, when the green sound was loud and clear. When people, plants, birds and animals called in harmon. Also, hidden within are 12 binomials representing actual botanical species that grow at my property. To locate, follow the green flashes

Another virtual Chaitya cave, #34 is structured upon 3 figures positioned in a clearly contained space. Refers to historical models painted, or sculpted upon ancient walls of stone. Illuminated by lantern light. Founded upon knowledge, and experience, the 3 figures depict an idealized intimacy. Intended as a focus for, and conducive to, contemplation