Two or three canvases make up these figurative paintings, which hang from the wall flowing onto the floor. These paintings seek to penetrate the viewer’s space and go beyond the boundaries of conventional square and rectangular painting formats.
"Cupid Urinating Through A Wreath Of Olive Leaves"
Oil On Canvas
9' X 5'
After a painting in the New York Metropolitan Museum. In the 1500s, it was common practice to present newlyweds with pictures of Cupid urinating through a circle of olive leaves, wishing them many offspring due to Europe's high infant mortality rate.