After the Fourth

Blowing up witches

Cheering on America

Fog, driftwood burning

Scenes From the Gila: Brayers

Burros 1: Brayers

Oil on canvas, 2014, 22″ x 28″

Brayers 

Braying cottonwoods / Brujas hide their ashes in / Ballooning asses

 

There are multiple meanings in each Gila haiku, references to the millions of objects and ideas about New Mexico running through my mind. I’d love to have an open discussion about this: what multiple meanings can you get out of each painting and haiku?

                                             Detail photo by David Lopez