Oil and ink on unprimed canvas
24 x 30 inches
Sixth in a series of works titled “Six Bardos,” inspired by the transitional stages in life, death, and rebirth outlined in Tibetan Buddhism.
In the month since we’ve been back she’s had little desire to log into Facebook. While I’ve noticed that she still pops in occasionally, she barely scrolls through her feed before quickly losing interest. A week away not only helped her realize how much of a daily distraction it had become, but also how unfulfilling a connection it is for keeping in touch with people.
SOLD in November 2014 to a private collector for their home:

Fifth in a series of works titled “Six Bardos,” inspired by the transitional stages in life, death, and rebirth outlined in Tibetan Buddhism.
Fourth in a series of works titled “Six Bardos,” inspired by the transitional stages in life, death, and rebirth outlined in Tibetan Buddhism.
Third in a series of works titled “Six Bardos,” inspired by the transitional stages in life, death, and rebirth outlined in Tibetan Buddhism.
Second in a series of works titled “Six Bardos,” inspired by the transitional stages in life, death, and rebirth outlined in Tibetan Buddhism.
First in a series of works titled “Six Bardos,” inspired by the transitional stages in life, death, and rebirth outlined in Tibetan Buddhism.
Five minutes and 12 seconds of Las Vegas Boulevard observed on the morning of July 27, 2014. No rest for the weary.