Ken’s work is a relentless pursuit of truth, virtue, and beauty — values that shape both his personal life and his creative expression at the easel. Much of his art celebrates beauty for its own sake. In recent years, however, his work has taken on deeper layers of meaning, evolving into quiet metaphors that invite reflection. A winding road might symbolize life’s challenges and adventures; a book, the endless search for knowledge; a house, the warmth of family and the strength of our roots. Through painting, Ken reflects on life, using visual language to express the unspoken thoughts of the heart. His work becomes a dialogue — a contribution to the larger conversation about what truly matters. Ultimately, his art aims to inspire and enrich those navigating their own paths, offering insight and beauty in the hope that it brings meaning to your journey as well. Perhaps middle age has caused me to wonder what constitutes a valid contribution to the world or maybe it is part of my emotional evolution of wanting to bring something positive to counterbalance the negative in life. What I have learned over the past 30 years of painting is that beauty has a power all its own, and when harnessed with a meaningful subject and the artist’s intention, it becomes charged in some very special ways.