The Voyeur Paintings

They are safely watching from the chambers inside. It’s easier than actual contact, like watching a film. Perhaps they are acting out something, you imagine yourself doing. Maybe you’re not brave enough to act… just brave enough to wear a look of nonchalance as you watch, if not, wear a mask.

Exhibited as “The Voyeur Paintings” at Studio Noir, Milwaukee, WI, 2001.

Four panels: red theatre curtains around three dancers on a stage, seated Buddha figures in the outer panels and onlookers in the shadows

Mikado

4 panels, 4 × 5 in each · Acrylic on canvas

Three panels: couples in evening dress at a party, between walls of Egyptian-style reliefs

Missing Glances

3 panels, 4 × 6 in each · Acrylic on canvas

Two panels: guests with drinks at a reception, framed paintings and classical columns behind them

Skeptic Reception

2 panels, 4 × 6 in each · Acrylic on canvas

Three panels: a nun and other visitors looking at framed portraits on a gallery wall

Sister Wendy

3 panels, 4 × 6 in each · Acrylic on canvas

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