Drawings Inspired by Mexico

In November 2006, I traveled throught out Merida and its surrounding areas in Mexico. This series of drawings resulted from continuously revisiting a place inside my mind that has evolved into my very own Mexico. I look back and daydream of my encounter with all that I experienced. My memory engages in a dance with my imagination. Each drawing serves as an imprint of my mind but only during the time in which I worked on any particular drawing. There are infinite possibilities.

Impressions of Uxamal

Impressions of Uxamal, charcoal on paper, 31" x 44" ~SOLD

Layers of Time at a Meridan Corner

Layers of Time at a Meridan Corner, charcoal on paper, 22" x 30", ~SOLD

Sudden Boundaries

Layers of Time at a Meridan Corner, charcoal on paper, 22" x 30", ~SOLD

Empty Corner

Empty Corner, charcoal on paper, 31" x 22", 2007 ~SOLD

The Root of Each Town

The Root of Each Town, charcoal on museum board, 40" x 32" ~SOLD

Overlapping Civilizations

Overlapping Civilzations, charcoal on paper, 48" x 31 3/4", 2009

Imposing Remnants of a Civilization

Imposing Remnants of a Civilization, charcoal on museum board, 32"" x 40", framed, $2,000

Stone Narrative

Stone Narrative, charcoal on paper, 19" x 81", (framed as three separate drawings), $2,500

Stone Narrative (Part 2 of 3), charcoal on paper, 19" x 27" ~available

Stone Narrative (Part 2 of 3), charcoal on paper, 19" x 27" ~available

Stone Narrative (Part 3 of 3), charcoal on paper, 19 " x 27" ~available

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