A record of myself as an object that  was forgotten.   (Who Knows)
       
     
A record of myself  as the objects that have stood  in the way of the river.  (The Little Prickly Pear, July/17/2020)
       
     
A record of myself  as the objects that have stood  in the way of the river.  (The Little Black Foot, July/17/2020)
       
     
Can I build  with the shadows  found along these Montana roads?
       
     
returning home from the river  driving over Mcdonald Pass  an open harvest, a wide open bloom  I sip my flat beer,  unburdened by the confrontation  of baskets in the sky here for collecting
       
     
The foundation is in the  sticks and  the dirt.  The honesty  that remembers  when the  memory changed.
       
     
I fed, a murder of crows, hungry alleycats, new train tracks, muddy water, the hatch, a night sky, bricks, an osprey, a fence post…
       
     
when the man  entered the store gabbing on  about the crow in Iowa in the paper, Dad revealed,  “I know that crow!”
       
     
Trash was different here.  It wasn’t like all sudden everything  someone owned ended up on the curb of the church parking lot.  No, it was like people had just moved in and they liked what they had, s
       
     
the lights  in the valley reveal  one home that everyone shares, a sky full of splinters
       
     
my time, your time, and the fence post are all part of this
       
     
A record of myself as an object that  was forgotten.   (Who Knows)
       
     
A record of myself as an object that was forgotten. (Who Knows)

Medium: Raw Canvas, Oil Stick, Found Wood, Grandfather’s Carpenter Clamp

2020

A record of myself  as the objects that have stood  in the way of the river.  (The Little Prickly Pear, July/17/2020)
       
     
A record of myself as the objects that have stood in the way of the river. (The Little Prickly Pear, July/17/2020)

Medium: Raw Canvas, Oil Stick, Found Wood, Dad’s C-Clamp

2020

A record of myself  as the objects that have stood  in the way of the river.  (The Little Black Foot, July/17/2020)
       
     
A record of myself as the objects that have stood in the way of the river. (The Little Black Foot, July/17/2020)

Medium: Raw Canvas, Oil Stick, Found Wood, Grandfather’s Carpenter Clamp

2020

Can I build  with the shadows  found along these Montana roads?
       
     
Can I build with the shadows found along these Montana roads?

Medium: Raw Canvas, Oil Stick

2020

returning home from the river  driving over Mcdonald Pass  an open harvest, a wide open bloom  I sip my flat beer,  unburdened by the confrontation  of baskets in the sky here for collecting
       
     
returning home from the river driving over Mcdonald Pass an open harvest, a wide open bloom I sip my flat beer, unburdened by the confrontation of baskets in the sky here for collecting

Medium: Canvas, Oil Stick, Found Wood, Twine, BeesWax

2020

The foundation is in the  sticks and  the dirt.  The honesty  that remembers  when the  memory changed.
       
     
The foundation is in the sticks and the dirt. The honesty that remembers when the memory changed.

Medium: Canvas, Oil Stick, Found Wood, BeesWax, Railroad Spike

2020

I fed, a murder of crows, hungry alleycats, new train tracks, muddy water, the hatch, a night sky, bricks, an osprey, a fence post…
       
     
I fed, a murder of crows, hungry alleycats, new train tracks, muddy water, the hatch, a night sky, bricks, an osprey, a fence post…

Medium: Raw Canvas, Oil Stick

2020

when the man  entered the store gabbing on  about the crow in Iowa in the paper, Dad revealed,  “I know that crow!”
       
     
when the man entered the store gabbing on about the crow in Iowa in the paper, Dad revealed, “I know that crow!”

Medium: Canvas, Oil Stick, Wood Glue, Acrylic

2020

Trash was different here.  It wasn’t like all sudden everything  someone owned ended up on the curb of the church parking lot.  No, it was like people had just moved in and they liked what they had, s
       
     
Trash was different here. It wasn’t like all sudden everything someone owned ended up on the curb of the church parking lot. No, it was like people had just moved in and they liked what they had, s

Medium: Canvas, Oil Stick, Acrylic

2020

the lights  in the valley reveal  one home that everyone shares, a sky full of splinters
       
     
the lights in the valley reveal one home that everyone shares, a sky full of splinters

Medium: Canvas, Oil Stick, Found Wood

2020

my time, your time, and the fence post are all part of this
       
     
my time, your time, and the fence post are all part of this

Medium: Raw Canvas, Oil Stick, Studio Tarp, Found Wood, BeesWax, Acrylic

2020