I use limited colors to enhance the
distinction between three-dimensional forms, and two dimensional painting. The eye wants to see three-dimensional shapes, and I am using these shapes and pure color to work against that tendency. Instead of a forced perspective that gives the illusion of depth, I am working to explore an intentional two dimensional painting that optically confuses three-dimensional forms.
In my carvings I explore form and structure within a specific format. This series explores the subtle abstraction of wood grain through a square. When viewed directly from the front or back the piece reads as a strict square. However, as soon as the viewpoint changes the piece becomes increasingly dynamic. I maintain the authenticity of the material by keeping areas of the wood unfinished. This references the process, and gives contrast to the finished forms.
Artistic Experiences I Have Had On My Travels
I have not had the opportunity to travel, and create artwork.
Places I Would Like To Visit
Carrera, Italy
Northern Ireland/Scotland
Barcelona, Spain
Southern France
Swiss Alps
Art Forms And Cultures I Would Like To Engage With
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