Public Secrets

Lizard People, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
The Illuminate, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
Inside Job, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
Agenda 21, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back.
Tupac is Alive, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
Aliens Biult Pyramids, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
Fake Moon Landing, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
She Lives, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
Chemtrails, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
Big Foot, acrylic painting on canvas & mesh trucker cap with adjustable back, in private collection
Wall of Silence, 24”x5”, Acrylic and spray paint on primed wood panel
They Walk Amongst Us, 48”x24”, Acrylic and spray paint on primed wood panel
I Want to Believe, 24”x5”, Acrylic and spray paint on primed wood panel
Forbidden Candy, 24”x48”, Acrylic and spray paint on primed wood panel
Man in the Sky, 48”x24”, Acrylic and spray paint on primed wood panel
X-Ray Vision, 24”x24”, Acrylic paint on primed wood panel
The Trinity, 48”x24”, Acrylic paint and graphite on primed wood panel
Los Kilos, 23”x14”, Oil paint with graphite and spray paint on canvas mounted on wood panel
X-Ray Vision, 24”x24”, Acrylic paint on primed wood panel
Propping Shit Up, 48”x24”, Acrylic paint on primed wood panel
Alien Invader, 24”x24”, Acrylic and spray paint on primed wood panel
Little Bird Told Me, 48”x12”, Oil paint and graphite on canvas mounted on wood panel

“Public Secrets” is a new painting series that deals with conspiracies, family secrets, and UFOs. Such secrets can provide comfort as they surround us in an ordinary sort of way. The world is shaped and given a form we can recognize and somehow feel included in on the joke. The air we breathe, the technology we love and love to hate, our illnesses, our leaders and their overseers, untold histories; it is all suspect. Upon closer inspection, we see there is an invisible needle that threads and weaves rich tapestry of truths and untruths.

This is a personal examination of such a daunting subject. It is less the anatomy of conspiracies and more a poking of the head into a mesmerizing and wonderful rabbit hole. The series is approached with curiosity. Do we not all conspire to hide our role in endeavors others might frown upon?