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With a serious concern about our environment Win Zibeon has painted a forest and mountain scene, devastated by an axe, an lake ripped in two, a statement about our beaches, a photo-real ocean scene with a crack severing the vista, black ink spots marring the landscape, a landscape hovering over the real thing, a reminder that the earth was here before humankind, and a couple of the Swiss alps: a mannikin traversing and and dinosaur leaving  When you look up all you can see is sky bordered by trees and there is a shadow over the river.  And what about that New York pigeon?
To acknowledge the Hudson River School he has painted a winter sunset with the blue river spilling out of a paint tube.
His father-in-law told him that it would be a good idea to paint ducks.  And a bird landed in front of his painting and another bird flew over the antilandscape. He imagines a sailboat on the river.  Newport Gardener shows red suspenders draped on a Newport landscape, Back to Work looks as though someone has hung a coat hanger with a tie on a bucolic landscape,
He has made  optical illusions out of a beach,  paint dripping over the North Wales seacoast and from a favorite waterfall.
He shows a Maine beach with a very real rock suspended before it. A carpenter steps through the landscape.
He plays with our ideas of reality by painting frames within frames within frames.
You will notice that he seems obsessed with frames.
He toys with our perceptions and uses shaped canvases to show us an odd lake, a landscape hidden under a silk skirt, a rocky Greek coastline, a sheer Greek coastline and the Hudson River.
He jokes about visiting his in-laws and a familiar turtle.
The great Impressionist painters don't escape his teasing.  He has painted a humorous tribute to Renoir, a comment on Monet's smoking, a strung Van Gogh, and a Bored Cezanne.