About the work

Sometimes what we classify as surrealism is illogical, or something that does not make sense. This is one of those paintings. Three Geishas are depicted standing on a ridge in their kimonos looking out into the distance of Bryce canyon. This canyon is located in Southeastern Utah in the U.S. and it is unique in the color and shape of the rock formations known as hoodoos. I had hiked there numerous times in the past and this piece was also my way of combining my two specialties- landscapes and surrealism. I leave any symbolism or interpretations up to the viewer.

Sometimes what we classify as surreal is illogical, or something that doesn't make sense. This is one such painting. Three Geishas are depicted standing on a ridge, in their kimonos, looking out over Bryce Canyon. This canyon is located in southeastern Utah in the United States and is unique in the color and shape of its rock formations called hoodoos. I'd hiked there many times in the past, and this work was also my way of combining my two specialties - landscapes and surrealism. I leave it to the viewer to interpret or symbolize the work.

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