Abstract Studies
As I navigate this multitude of roles and responsibilities, I am fascinated by the mind’s ability to adapt and navigate through chaotic environments. Through these charcoal, conte and pastel drawings, I am working with color and layering to organize a space that is both physical and psychological. These works, which reflect a theme of order and chaos, are representative of a fast paced and overworked American culture.
I use predominantly high contrast geometric shapes homologous with industrial architecture and use color to create a pathway that allows the mind to both embrace the chaos and assign order to the shapes.
I use predominantly high contrast geometric shapes homologous with industrial architecture and use color to create a pathway that allows the mind to both embrace the chaos and assign order to the shapes.
Abstract Study #6,
Approx. 3' 5.5" x 5' 7",
(unframed), Charcoal Oil Pastel Conte Crayon
Abstract Study #7,
12" × 19" x .5",
Fine Art Print on Acrylic Panel, Ink, Layers of cut and etched Plexi Glass
Abstract Study #5,
27" x 41.5" (unframed),
Charcoal and Oil Pastel
5 Days Around Town, 32" x 42" (unframed), Charcoal, Oil Pastel, Conte