This is my first piece done using only painting knives!

Rich, thick Hahnemuhle paper for a gorgeous, soft, gray print in a lovely silver/gray frame

Rich, thick Hahnemuhle paper for a gorgeous, soft, gray print in a lovely silver/gray frame

Rich, thick Hanhnemuhle paper making for a soft, beautiful gray print nicely framed in a silver/gray frame.

A charcoal and chalk portrait. Framed and under glass.

One common theory for why shoes are thrown over power lines is to signal the location of a gang members claiming territory, especially when the shoes are hanging from power lines or telephone wires in an intersection. However, there is no concrete evidence to suggest that hanging shoes are drug or gang related.

Brooklyn, New York
January 2017

Me, my camera and the NYC streets. Photograph from my first solo travel.

Brooklyn, New York
May 2018

Views from Manhattan Bridge, New York

May 2018

The NYC hussle

Manhattan, New York
‎May ‎13, ‎2018

Group of abstraction photography.

SPREAD YOUR WINGS - NYC 2018.

Printed on HP 10 mil Premium Satin Photo paper. This paper ensures that your photo will not fade.

Is it window to look outside ? Or is it a mirror to look inside myself? The lucky snake has emerged to guide women in to a beautiful world.

Welcome to the shangli la. Carp is joy of dance

Past present future.Ritual swearing for future happiness.

Beautiful scenery that can be seen only by those who have tried travel or adventure.

Woman has menstruation every month cycle. So that’s sacred. And starting over.

acrylic-ink on canvas
primed and locked (flat finish)

acrylic-ink on canvas
primed and locked (flat finish)

acrylic-ink on canvas
primed and locked (flat finish)

acrylic-ink on canvas
primed and locked (flat finish

Heartbeats 2 explores the fleeting chaos of love surrounding the steady beat of the human heart.

This piece explores the steady human heartbeat amidst the chaos of love and uncertainty in the world.

Polished was inspired by the characters inside my head.

N97 2019, Robert Miskines, spray on canvas, 44"x51". Exploring the fragmentation of color and light. I liken this work to my cubism experiment with abstract expressionism. Shards of color seem to define planes in space without origin or anchoring. The black, white and grays create a drama of light and shade unbounded.