My sketchbooks are the foundation I build upon. This daily practice becomes the origin of my developed work. I see my work, in total, as chronicles.
A lifetime drawing, illustrating, painting and collaging brought me in 2011, to reconfiguring
( often radically ) earlier works,
The discovered accident, the surprise while pursueing a specific form or idea, is what primarily drives me now.
I have been called insatiable when it comes to my work, to explain ongoing reworking of what was previously thought finished. Similar to the Abstract Expressionists who inspired me early on, I invite the viewer to bring their own memory and thoughts, picking up where I leave off, What makes the work very un-AbEx is definitive imagery.
I am represented in New York by Denise Bibro Fine Art, 529 W 20th St.
Work may also be seen at Corbett vs. Dempsey in Chicago, and in the Permanent Print & Drawing Collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.
A lifetime drawing, illustrating, painting and collaging brought me in 2011, to reconfiguring
( often radically ) earlier works,
The discovered accident, the surprise while pursueing a specific form or idea, is what primarily drives me now.
I have been called insatiable when it comes to my work, to explain ongoing reworking of what was previously thought finished. Similar to the Abstract Expressionists who inspired me early on, I invite the viewer to bring their own memory and thoughts, picking up where I leave off, What makes the work very un-AbEx is definitive imagery.
I am represented in New York by Denise Bibro Fine Art, 529 W 20th St.
Work may also be seen at Corbett vs. Dempsey in Chicago, and in the Permanent Print & Drawing Collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.
