My classical training was studying under Jack Farragasso at Art Students League in NYC.  Reflecting back, the city gave me focus on people, music and food.  Moving to California, I became absorbed with the propelling landscapes and the provocative nature of the sea.  That's when my cubism became more colorful and representative.  And when I dabbled with oil mixed in with the resin I mixed the impressionism with the expressionism.  Sticky, messy and toxic, lots of anxiety with the time pressure of curing, but I like the result. So now I have two very divergent styles at the same time and I just go back and forth. My proudest accomplishment is "Milleur Colorist" presented by the former President of France Jacques Chirac.  I was very fortunate to exhibit abroad - France, Monaco, Japan.  Had a solo and a group show in NYC every year of the nineties.  Besides Sohho, Chelsea, 57th St and Orchard St in NYC, I showed in Long Island, Washington, DC, Santa Fe, Fort Lauderdale, Miami and LA.  Now I pretty much am showing every month in the Bay area.  It's been a good ride.

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