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My latest focus is on cubism style using iconic places in Aruba as my subject matter for my first series. Please let me know what you think.
Bon Dia - 2026 (12" x 12" acrylic on canvas)
This painting is a tribute to the "California (soon to be renamed Canada) Lighthouse" located on the northwestern most point of Aruba. My inspiration of the painting is from my many pre-dawn / at dawn cycling ventures along the north coast where the mighty light house towers at every dawn and sunrise. Nothing better to inspire a ride along the north coast. I never tire of this.
Shoco Love - 2026 - (12" x 12" acrylic on canvas)
This painting is an ode to the beloved burrowing owl of the island of Aruba, the Shoco. It is yet another painting in the style of cubism and based on significant symbols and places in Aruba. An adult Shoco is about 20cm in height and is known for their signature wide, bright yellow eyes. They live, typically in pairs, in burrows around low lying vegetation on the island or they burrow their own homes in soft soil. The burrow also serves as a nesting area. They are believed to have been on the island for over 500,000 years and are now designated an endangered and protected species. The Shoco is also an integral part of Aruba culture and folklore and has traditionally served as a symbol of wisdom and knowledge. In 2015, the Shoco was officially designated as a national symbol of Aruba.
Alto Vista Chapel - 2026 - (12" x 12" acrylic on canvas)
Perched high on a hill on the rugged north coast of Aruba is Alto Vista Chapel. Originally built in 1750 by a Venezuelan missionary, it served to convert Aruban Indians to christianity. Rebuilt in 1952, the chapel is a holy place people come to visit, reflect, and pray. It is a place I come to often after a hike or just for some time of quiet time of prayer and introspection. This painting is done in a new style I am experimenting with - geometric pop art style with cubism influences. I chose the vibrant colours to make the painting feel alive, while placing subtle elements in the earth to invoke a sense of peace, love, and spirituality.
Fofoti - 2025 - (12" x 12" acrylic on canvas)
This is a whimsical painting of the famous tree along Aruba's Eagle Beach, consistently rated as one of the top 5 beaches in the world. This tree is often referred to as the "Divi Divi" tree, but factually speaking, this specimen when located on the beach is called a Fofoti tree. Divi trees are of the same family of species but located inland away from the beach. This tree is one of the most iconic photo locations in Aruba. Nothing better than relaxing in flip flops, sipping a nice cold beverage and listening to the surf of the Caribbean Sea under the Aruban sun.
Palapa - 2025 - (12" x 12" acrylic on canvas)
This is my first painting in a style of cubism and pop-art. I continue to explore different styles in pursuit of my painting voice. This creative freedom stretches me from my comfort zone of painting scenes in their literal sense. Palapas are grass and dried leaf covered structures that dot the beaches of Aruba, providing shade to visitors under hot Aruban sun. This scene reflects a quiet place for two sipping a drink while looking out at the turquoise Caribbean Sea.
Standing Strong - 2025 (16" x 12" acrylic on canvas)
I was inspired to paint this piece because of the strength and power the driftwood fofoti represents against the crashing waves and strong winds of the north coast of Aruba. We walk past this scene weekly on our 5km walk of the north coast from the Arashi Beach to the Sasariwichi Dunes. The mood and beauty of this piece are captured in the variation in the blues of the sky and the sea as well as the shades of grey and brown of the fofoti and earth. The twists of the trunk and branches of the fofoti represents the sheer power of this tree holding strong for centuries.