Corallium Series
My latest series Corallium was motivated by the tragic decimation of the coral reef in the Playa Santa Bay in southwest Puerto Rico. In 2023 the Caribbean Sea temperature reached 104 degrees and started the “bleaching process”. The high temperatures killed the eco system of the reef and it is now a ghostly coral graveyard.
Coral reefs are some of the most diverse and essential ecosystems on Earth. Besides supporting more species per unit area than any other marine environment, they also form a barrier that protects coastal land and communities.
Corallium 63 oil on archival film, 30” x 40”, 2025
Corallium 56, oil on archival film, 46” x 40”, 2024
Corallium 62 oil on archival film, 40” x 30”, 2025
Corallium 58 oil on archival film, 40” x 30”, 2025
Corallium 60, oil on archival film, 33” x 25”, 2025
Corallium 57, oil on archival film, 40” x 30”, 2024
Corallium 59, oil on archival film, 33” x 25”, 2024
Corallium 55, oil on archival film, 20” x 22”, 2024
Corallium 61, oil on archival film, 46” x 40”, 2024
Corallium 41, oil on archival film, 33” x 25”, 2023
Corallium 46, oil on archival film, 33” x 25”, 2023
Corallium 42, oil on archival film, 33” x 25”, 2023
Corallium 34, oil on archival film, 17” x 14”, 2023
Corallium 37, oil on archival film, 20” x 23”, 2023
Corallium 36 oil on archival film, 22” x 20”, 2023
Corallium 35 oil on archival film, 23” x 20”, 2023
Corallium 1, oil on archival film, 32” x 22”
Corallium 20, oil on archival film, 32”x 22”
Corallium 2, oil on archival film, 18” x 20”
Corallium 3, oil on archival film, 17” x 14”
Corallium 7, oil on archival film, 19” x 22”
Corallium 8, oil on archival film, 18 x 21”
Corallium 9, oil on archival film, 20” x 18”
Corallium 14, oil on archival film, 18” x 21”
Corallium 21, oil on archival film, 22” x 32”