Imagined space that teeters between landscape, sky and water
PASSAGES
Oil on Canvas
36″ X 60″
“PASSAGES”, Oil on Canvas
36″ X 60″ Commissioned painting
Boat
13″ x 8.5″
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
Boat
13″ x 8.5″
Oil on Canvas
Under the Surface
48″ x 40″
Oil on Canvas
Under the Surface
48″ x 40″
Oil on Canvas
As the Wind Blows
3″ x 5″
Oil on Paper
SOLD
As the Wind Blows
3″ x 5″
Oil on Paper
SOLD
Daydream
60″ x 36″
Oil on linen
Daydream
60″ x 36″
Oil on linen
Daytripper
Oil on Paper
3″ x 5″
Daytripper
Oil on Paper
3″ x 5″
Free Will
Oil on Canvas
13″ x 21″
SOLD
Free Will
Oil on Canvas
13″ x 21″
Enchantment I
24″ x 30″
Oil on Canvas
Enchantment I
24″ x 30″
Oil on Canvas
Perils of Life
3″ x 5″
Oil on Paper
SOLD
Perils of Life
3″ x 5″
Oil on Paper
SOLD
Retreat from Nantucket
6″ x 4″
Oil on Paper
Retreat from Nantucket
6″ x 4″
Oil on Paper
Enchantment II
24″ x 30″
Oil on Canvas
Enchantment II
24″ x 30″
Oil on Canvas
Floating
21″ x 13″
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
Floating
21″ x 13″
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
Lost
48″ x 21″
Oil on Canvas
Lost
48″ x 21″
Oil on Canvas
Lost II
Oil on Canvas
48″ x 21″
Lost II
Oil on Canvas
48″ x 21″
Slow Motion
3″ x 5″
Oil on Paper
Slow Motion
3″ x 5″
Oil on Paper
Crashing
8″ x 9″
Oil on Canvas
Crashing
8″ x 9″
Oil on Canvas
Composition Blue
Oil on Canvas
36″ x 24″
Composition Blue
Oil on Canvas
36″ x 24″
Diane
8″ x 10″
Oil on Paper
Diane
8″ x 10″
Oil on Paper
Galleon’s Lap
2.5″ x 3.5″
Oil on Paper
Galleon’s Lap
2.5″ x 3.5″
Oil on Paper
Composition (Yellow)
40″ x 36″
Oil on canvas
Composition (Yellow)
40″ x 36″
Oil on canvas
Rumblings of Discontent
40″ x 36″
Oil on Canvas
Rumblings of Discontent
40″ x 36″
Oil on Canvas
Untitled Space
48″ x 40″
Oil on Canvas
Untitled Space
48″ x 40″
Oil on Canvas
Book I
Oil on Canvas
40″ x 36″
Book I
Oil on Canvas
40″ x 36″
Untitled
36″ x 28″
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
Sold commission piece 36″ x 28″ oil on canvas
Vermillion
Oil on Canvas
36 x 24″
Vermillion
Oil on Canvas
36″ x 24″”
The simple expression for the complex thought is what I strive for, not to be grandiose but intimate and human. Maria Maneos
Avoiding representation literally allows for greater clarity in the meaning behind the work. A degree of ambiguity rouses a sense of familiarity without presenting a specific location, for the theme of nature is only a vehicle, by trying to present a visual dialogue that everyone can relate to, but not identify with in the same way.