Layered teal, ochre, charcoal, and plum tones form an abstract composition with a small flash of red. Richly textured surfaces and shifting shapes give the artwork a sense of depth and quiet movement. It offers a distinctive accent for a living room, study, or creative space.
Dray's artwork has been exhibited at the Marjorie Barrick Museum at UNLV and is included in both public and permanent collections, including Novada State College, Hemlock Alley Project in San Francisco, CA and the West Las Vegas Arts Center.