This is from the exhibit I had in Paris in May/June 2003. It was titled "Tritons bleus-vermeils". Shown here is about 1/3 of my exhibit in the southern part of the gallery space.
On the larger wall is the oil painting "Angels cannot fly" and laid out before it is the soldier in checkmate painted onto an army stretcher surrounded by the mourning ceramic chess pieces. To the left, on the adjoining wall are 3 stoneware and porcelain altars. Click on any of them to get a closer view. Of note, "Angels cannot fly" is an oil painting on canvas (8 feet high by 16 feet long) and which has around 30 abstracted porcelain medallions affixed to the surface of the dark earthy reds in the ground. Click around the stretcher to see the ceramic chess pieces. To return to the previous page, click on the box below.
