Regarding Humanity

My interest in the human condition has and continues to inform my art.  The same is true for my creative process.  I approach my art practice from a place of curiosity.  This body of work demonstrates some of the unique processes I often use to create images.  Be it the blotting of wet acrylic paints, collaging on fabric, wrinkled paper, or dry plants, or the use of mixed media, my fearless exploration of mediums contributes to my unmistakably original artistic style.  I find joy and excitement in artistic experimentation where the results are unknown yet often an exciting surprise. As Albert Einstein said.” Creativity is intelligence having fun”. He also said.” … Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited; imagination encircles the world.” Imagination and creative freedom are important aspects of my art as well as my personal identity.