From installations that shift perspective to layered paintings and mixed-media works, Salisbury’s visual art transforms observation into experience, asking viewers to move around, through, and within the image.

X-Reflection
Acrylic on cut canvas
93 x 70in

X-Reflections 1987

Exhibition: AIR Gallery, NYC

1985-1989

Topiary in Green
Oil pastel
22 x 30in

Yew Arch
Oil pastel
22 x 30in

Yosemite 1985

Exhibition: AIR Gallery, NYC

Vernal Falls
Acrylic on tensioned canvas
90 x 100 x 24in
(one of five paintings)

Forests

Exhibitions: Real Art Ways, Hartford, CT; Currier Gallery, Manchester, NH; DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA

Scenes from the Life of Watteau’s Gilles

Exhibitions: The Drawing Center, NYC;
GWV Smith Art Museum, Springfield, MA;
Boston University, Boston, MA

Pierced Screen
Front and verso
Mixed media
168 x 94 x 30in

Forest Fall
Acrylic on cut canvas, 78 x 91in

Beaver’s Work
60 x 100in

Marionetted Forest
Acrylic on cut canvas, wood and string, 80 x 92 x 26in

The Catch Is Cooked
Acrylic on canvas
54 x 52in

Homage to Fishbourne Roman Villa
48 x 52in

Line Dried
48 x 54in

Gilles Pieta
Oil on canvas, 48 x 70in

Gilles (portrait)
Oil pastel, 22 x 30in

The Red Cord
Oil pastel, 22 x 30in

Gilles V
Oil pastel, 22 x 30in

Gilles Pissing
Oil pastel, 22 x 30in