Noticing standing water from the snow melt during a short walk after double extraction. Destruction Brook, Dartmouth MA
Diptych honoring double tooth extraction—03.18.2026
Notebook
Notbook is an informal collection of ideas, paintings and photographs revealing the creative process of contemporary artist Chris Page.
Horseneck 02-27-2026
Walking after the big snow
02.27.2026 3:30PM–4:08PM
Veils and Obstacles—Studio Dyptych
From my first roll using a Yashica MAT-EM medium format camera, late Frebruary 2026.
Painting in process 02.10.2026
Getting back to painting after summer of walking with cameras.
Will it get reworked is the question I am working with 02.12.2026.
Studio 02.10.2026
Winter Walk 02.05.2026
Funky Path —Walking Destruction Brook
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Procrastinating — more photography!
Everyday Grids—New Bedford Harbor
Driving Diptychs 12.27.2025
Travelling by car to walk in the fresh snow at Destruction Brook Woods in Dartmouth,MA
Driving and Walking
Solstice 2025
Forest Noise Fields 10.30.2025 I & II
Forest photos:song or noise?
Forest Noise Fields 10.30.2025 II
Forest Noise Fields 10.30.2025 I
Four Paintings + One: Destruction Brook
Acrylic on Digital Photographs; 5x7 inches; Photographs 10.06.2025, Paintings 10.08.2025
Destruction Brook 10.02.2025
Walking Destruction Brook—Soft Focus Greys
Destruction Brook Walk 09.19.2025
Walking Without Stopping-Dark and Light
Forest Diptych: L Configuration
Destruction Brook Woods: Quietude & Sunpots; 2025; 16×28 inches; acrylic on canvas (See more below)
Destruction Brook Woods: Quietude & Sunpots; 2025; acrylic on canvas
Destruction Brook Diptychs
Pushing Paint—Random Cover Up
Two paintings from the ‘Pushing Paint Random Cover Up’ Series. Yellow and Black acrylic on Yupo paper 20×26 inches. The underpanting exists from working on smaller paintings where random splaters and rectangles apeared. I layered the yellow and black on top of the random painting after seeing leaf shadow patterns on the forest floor of Destruction Brook in Dartmouth, MA.
Read MoreDestuction Brook Painting in Four Parts—Spectrogram Series
July 2025
acrilic on canvas 16×48 inches
