Clara Berta: The Evolution and History of a Contemporary Artist
The View from the Hills: Where the Spark Began My path as a contemporary abstract artist began 25 years ago, […]
The View from the Hills: Where the Spark Began My path as a contemporary abstract artist began 25 years ago, […]
There is something inherently architectural about a dahlia. They aren’t just flowers; they are nature’s geometry in bloom. In my
We often hear a common lie about creativity. People say we must be “full” to create. They say we need
In the quiet, light-filled corners of my studio, the world outside begins to fade. There is a specific frequency I
The Ultimate Luxury: Art Commissions In a world dominated by mass production and “fast decor,” the rarest luxury isn’t something
Art is a reflection of the space and the spirit in which it is born. For my largest work to
The Architecture of Peace in North Laguna Beach Living in Laguna Beach, one is constantly hyper-aware of the relationship between
The Vision: Art as a “Quiet Healer” The Artist’s Reflection: The Energy of Creation I often tell my collectors that
The Power of a Clear Space for Abstract Art While many people imagine an artist’s studio as a place
Artists and art galleries have been facing the challenges of working in lockdown over the past weeks. Supporting and promoting
As an artist who works just a mile or two from LA’s Skid Row neighborhood, I regularly see the problems
On February 1st, I moved into a new studio in Downtown Los Angeles, and the light in this space has