A continuing series of paintings highlighting driftwood, dying trees and underbrush. But, lo and behold, this so called deadwood is really life wood, part of the natural cycle of forest life. The real deadwood are politicians, CEO'S. public apathy, and the reluctance to take pro-active measures to preserve wild and natural spaces.

Deadwood I

2002, acrylic/canvas 4'7"w x 6'h

Bell Lake. Killarney P.P.

Deadwood II

2002, acrylic/canvas 6'w x 4'7"h

Bell Lake. Killarney P.P.

Deadwood III

2002, acrylic/canvas 6'w x 4'7h

Bell Lake. Killarney P.P.

Deadwood IV

2003 acrylic/canvas 4'7"w x 6'h

Tuckamore. Gros Morne N.P. Newfoundland.

Deadwood V

2006 acrylic/canvas 6'w x 4'7h

Mill Bay - Juan de Fuca Marine Trail

Deadwood VI

2006 acrylic/canvas 6'w x 4'7h

Old Elephant - East Sooke Regional Park

© Diane White, 2004