The above two large-scale paintings reflect a walk on July 18, 2016 in the fields of the Connecticut River Valley in Hadley, Massachusetts, and express distinct moments during a 25-minute period of transformation in the daytime sky.

This set reflects a search for the dramatic edge of an incoming thunderstorm.

The basis for this group of three paintings was a walk on the grounds of the Clark Museum in Williamstown, MA as a thunderstorm approached.

This large piece, composed of five paintings, is based on a set of photographs that document sustained attention on the sky for twenty-five minutes.

This set of twelve paintings is based on holding attention on the sky for thirteen minutes.

These images were taken at five-minute intervals, with the camera pointing at the same place in the sky.

This set of four paintings reflects the transformation of late afternoon light into a dramatic sunset.

This piece was done as a meditation practice, maintaining and returning attention to the sky during a one-hour walk.

These photographs track a cloud dissipating until only blue sky is visible.