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I produce paintings, collages, and works on paper featuring an abstracted topography. My collection of works function as an atlas where I record responses to places and experiences through a visual language. The stacking and layering of linear striations and motifs in my pieces reflect a strong connection to the rhythms of life.
In my creative practice I prioritize exploration and intuition. I find great content in the process of layering lines, colors, and shapes into multilayered abstractions, resulting in captivating works that convey a sense of depth and emotion. Additionally, I often incorporate collaged elements into my paintings, which add dimension and allow me to experiment with different materials. I find the immediacy of collaged paper and found materials, provides a layered appeal that is a departure from a rigid hard-edge painting process.
I frequently create large-scale acrylic paintings with mixed media elements on canvas, immersing viewers in a captivating experience. However, I also enjoy working on smaller canvases and paper pieces, where my focus shifts towards fostering intimacy with the viewer. In these smaller works, I aim to provide snapshots of places rather than overwhelming them with the entire world I've created. This balance between large and small works allows me to satisfy my creative needs as an artist, and it enables me to build cohesive bodies of work.
I continuously draw inspiration from the natural rhythms of water and its fractal quality as it relates to light. Additionally, I draw from various sources, including cartography, poetry, mid-century design, and maritime influences. These diverse stimuli allow me to explore ideas of travel, place and history, beauty and loss, time, and transformation.
Through my art, I aim to encourage viewers to slow down and engage their surroundings more mindfully, fostering a greater visual awareness of the environments they inhabit.
In my creative practice I prioritize exploration and intuition. I find great content in the process of layering lines, colors, and shapes into multilayered abstractions, resulting in captivating works that convey a sense of depth and emotion. Additionally, I often incorporate collaged elements into my paintings, which add dimension and allow me to experiment with different materials. I find the immediacy of collaged paper and found materials, provides a layered appeal that is a departure from a rigid hard-edge painting process.
I frequently create large-scale acrylic paintings with mixed media elements on canvas, immersing viewers in a captivating experience. However, I also enjoy working on smaller canvases and paper pieces, where my focus shifts towards fostering intimacy with the viewer. In these smaller works, I aim to provide snapshots of places rather than overwhelming them with the entire world I've created. This balance between large and small works allows me to satisfy my creative needs as an artist, and it enables me to build cohesive bodies of work.
I continuously draw inspiration from the natural rhythms of water and its fractal quality as it relates to light. Additionally, I draw from various sources, including cartography, poetry, mid-century design, and maritime influences. These diverse stimuli allow me to explore ideas of travel, place and history, beauty and loss, time, and transformation.
Through my art, I aim to encourage viewers to slow down and engage their surroundings more mindfully, fostering a greater visual awareness of the environments they inhabit.