The Silent Valleys
In the raw vastness of the Yukon, light behaves with a fleeting, crystalline precision. These watercolor studies record the weight of that silence.
Pigment and Frozen Water
Working outdoors in the subarctic wilderness requires an absolute acceptance of volatile elements. The watercolor wash settles slowly in the cold mountain air, leaving raw, crystalline mineral textures on the heavy unbleached paper.
Unpeopled Rivers
Each brushstroke remains a permanent record of absolute presence. Without the distraction of human presence, the focus narrows entirely to the structural bones of the land—the sweep of a gravel bar, the dark spine of spruce trees.
Yukon Studies
A curated selection of watercolors painted on location along the wind-scoured ridges, glacial valleys, and silent rivers of the far north. Each piece preserves a precise, fleeting moment of subarctic light.
The Archival Collections
1984
Over forty years of solitary observation and technical discipline in the subarctic territory.
Original watercolors are held in trust by select physical galleries in Canada and Europe. We invite collectors and institutions to coordinate directly with our representing curators to view available works.