P a i n t i n g
At times my painting process involves the conscious exercise of how to interpret what I see. Other times it is purely intuitive and without analysis.
I am intrigued by the visual dialogue between representation and abstraction. When I paint, I am keep their relationship close and the conversation alive.
I am at the point in my practice where I love to "binge" paint for hours at a time and often until I finish a piece.
The older I become the more valuable and easier it is to shed the art-school painting "shoulds" and to devise my own rules.
I am intrigued by the visual dialogue between representation and abstraction. When I paint, I am keep their relationship close and the conversation alive.
I am at the point in my practice where I love to "binge" paint for hours at a time and often until I finish a piece.
The older I become the more valuable and easier it is to shed the art-school painting "shoulds" and to devise my own rules.
Landscapes "Questions About Clouds," Oil on Canvas, 2011
Plein Air and Alla Prima paintings are begun and finished working on site, in the open air and in one sitting.
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Understories In Progress: small a/c study of mushrooms
Paintings--swatch selections—from woodsy and wet trails that signify regeneration and migration.
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