Digital, Painting, Printmaking, Mixed Media, Landscape, Abstract
Painting is my way of remembering and interpreting beauty and destruction. I begin by viewing reality as composed layers of colour and shape, observing the way light reflects off an object, and the tension objects generate when placed next to or on top of each other. Landscapes from a great distance become a single object. I try to capture the shift between perceiving the landscape as an organic whole, and seeing the particles that comprise it in buildings, rivers, vehicles, birds, harbours and roadways.