I consider myself an outsider folk artist,. My personal interest in my work lay in discovering and witnessing the art for myself, peeling away the many layers of meaning at the heart. I gather all the innocense I can muster and take a spiritual journey to the visions of my ancestors. I see, " Their spirits rise from mystic mountain lakes. Their ghosts dance their rituals to the rythms of the pipes, rattles and drums. They whisper their haunting chants upon an ancient wind that echos through the canyons of time. They speak of the past and present, of old visions and new, as if they were the same. They say we are like peices from different puzzles that fit together into a devine purpose. That we are as a single pool of water reflecting the images of our lives towards the heavens. As the Darkness Weaves their spirits leap to the Drum beats, and the Rattle shakes as the Pipe weaps                                                                                                                                                                My art is my hobby-it’s the way I think and experiment with ideas and concepts. I try to blend the spiritual and surreal together in unusual ways. I often use omniscient viewpoints to portray just how unusual true vision is and how it takes shape through the distorted perceptions of the human mind and eye. In some paintings I use Native American Micmac hieroglyphics in order to incorporate additional visual communication within the painting. With the use of a scroll provided with each painting one can decipher the script – Maybe Indiana Jones would like these. For the most part I consider some of my work American continental, mixed culture and some modern/surreal.