What is so special about this artwork? There are three things:

First, the compositions of these paintings were all created using just four lines. (You can trace them if you don't believe it!)

Second, the images have a brilliant luminosity which was created using a glazing technique originated by the Renaissance artists of Venice who were famous for being able to create the "Venetian glow# in their paintings.

Third and perhaps more important, the paintings depict streams of flowing water and blowing wind, musical rhythms, dance, plant and flower growth, breathing, heartbeat, seasons, and astronomical patterns - perhaps even lost primordial memories - in short, the rhythms of life itself!

The images are luminous against a simple black background. The black background allows these paintings to complement any wall color or decor.

Even though I used only four lines to describe the basic design of each painting, the number of variations in the combinations of those lines appears to be infinite!
 
It intrigues me how a single line can be uniquely interesting by itself but becomes increasingly dynamic, creating extraordinarily complex designs when it is combined with other lines. I see this interaction of lines at play as a representation of the relationship an individual has to a community.

The lines enter and exit the composition at the edges; so we do not see their beginnings or ends. It is implied that what is shown on the canvas is just a section of a larger interplay among the lines and colors.

I hope that viewers see movement and not a static image when they view these paintings. I believe that seeing movement is the key to appreciating these images.