Most recent series of paintings have been landscape-inspired images in varying degrees of abstraction. These include explorations in oil, acrylic, and encaustic mediums in a range of sizes and formats including large-scale pieces bordering on installation. Generally, these works strive for a balance of conceptual as well as technical values, which satisfy the intellect and the senses simultaneously.
Current research explores the sometimes tenuous line between the beautiful and the repulsive.
In addition, these investigate the effect of reorganized or selected information on viewer perception. From the experience of living in Japan comes an ongoing interest in Eastern spirituality in art. The paintings continue to study ways in which Eastern sensibilities can enrich or inform Western notions of paintings. Dr. Stancil Campbell Performance project developed from within the refugee community of Cairo. This work is linked to the Forced Migration and Refugee Studies diploma program and is evolving from studies with Dr. Barbara Harrell-Bond.