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I've always been interested in history, not so much for history's sake as an end, but in the structures and implements left behind by earlier generations. I have a keen interest in how things were done in the past, and the innovations developed through hard work and love of the land.

My study of the stone mills and farmhouses, the plows and milk cans, help me to better understand who and what we are, and how we became who we are today.

By painting our history, I feel that I've helped to preserve a rural community and a way of life that is quickly fading into the past. I offer my reflections, through this exhibition, to today’s generations.

I invite you to sense our history, as I present an exhibition I proudly call “A Sense of the Past”.