Keeneland Morning Painting

In April of 2013, I was given the news I was unexpectedly let go from a career that I loved. Suddenly, I found myself in the midst of an identity crisis and the only thing that calmed me down was painting. Though I had no formal training, the process of putting paint to canvas gave me an escape from my worries. Much to my surprise, I was pretty good and people offered to buy my paintings. Within a couple of years, I started selling my work in various galleries. And I was honored to have my first solo exhibit in March of 2017, in Lexington, Kentucky. I guess God knew what he was doing when he closed the door on my past career. I'm a Feeder. If there is such a thing as reincarnation, I'm sure in a past life I was an Italian grandmother saying 'Mangia, Mangia!" One of my favorite things to do is to cook and to share a great meal with friends and family. The experience feeds my soul and I hope that it feed the soul of the people I shared the meal with. My art work is visual food for my soul and anyone who chooses to partake in it with me. In cooking I get bored cooking the same thing repetitively and it's the same with my art work! That's shy my subjects vary from landscapes to equine art. My soul craves many different flavors, textures. colors and subject matters. When a person buys a piece of my work, my deepest wish is that piece of art will be savored and will feed their soul for many years to come.