Catnip 8 x 10 Oil $800
Curtain Call 10 x 8 Oil $1,000
Blowin' In the Wind 8 x 6 1/2 Oil $850
Double Trouble 12 x 12 Oil $2,000
Laundry Day 8 x 10 Oil $900
The Visitor 8 x 10 Oil $900 (SOLD)
Top Of the Stairs 15 x 30 Oil $4,000 (SOLD)
Quiet Passage 10 x 12 Oil $1,200
Through Old Walls 10 x 8 Oil $900
Artist Statement

Pakistan 1975: in the midst of a clambering market place, unable to speak the language...I became aware of the importance of the common bonds that universally unite us all. The necessity to communicate these visions, feelings and emotions became paramount. Art became my language.

I have chosen as my subject matter the simple, beutiful touching moments that are common both in nature and in the life of every person. These are the moments that often pass without notice and are the very ones that lend continuity to our lives and contribute to its richness and depth. These moments are the language I use when I paint.

As in any meaningful conversation, the structure of the message must be clear. Thus, my color, brush strokes, textures and composition are carefully chosen, like essential words, to convey to the viewer the message that I wish to impart. My studies of classical art techniques began when I was a child and will always continue as I strive for better clarity and higher achievement.

As words are carefully chosen for a poem, I, too, limit my brush strokes and detail to relay just enough to give the viewer my thoughts and involve their imagination. I purposely leave areas of my paintings in mystery for the viewer to become engaged in the story. I strive for each painting to be a poem rather than a novel. Some of my loose paintings are like haiku poems that are simple imporessionistic vignettes. While some of my paintings are like sonnets, more spelled out in detail. Through the medium that I have chosen, I strive continually to develope a rich and colorful dialog in a language that will reach the heart.