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Refunds
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Acrylic on Canvas, 24" x 36" | SEPTEMBER 2023
Cosmic Flow: "In the Folds"
The “Cosmic Flow” series is a more intuitive body of work, with abstract forms materializing by the moment. Sometimes it’s an accidental drop of the brush, or a gesture of strokes that comes from within, a vision, or an impromptu adventure in itself. Often taking the shape of spheres and organic forms, balance is achieved in imaginative, otherworldly scenes...
Acrylic on Canvas Board, 14" x 11" | October 2023
Earth & Ink: #1-3
The “Ink” series sprouted from my exploration of Chinese calligraphy techniques applied to achieve movement and balance. In the darkness of black sumi ink strokes, I felt the power and depth of erasure and decided to use it to practice letting go. Similar to the humble process in which Tibetan monks disperse a sand mandala that was meticulously made over long hours and days, creating a full painting before slathering black ink over it, or carving away bits of the underlying work is a reminder for myself...
Acrylic on stretched canvas | 24" x 18"
Cocoon
As I was improvising with different mediums in the studio, a recurring form that materialized was one that resembled a cocoon. I was drawn to the concept, realizing that certain ideas and knowledge I was encountering about spirituality and the human experience made me feel that this current state of being and plane of perception that we are in is something like a cocoon...