Artist Statement
Drawing has become an escape and a meditation. My process for drawing is similar to watching an image develop in a photography darkroom. The slow accumulation of marks gradually creates areas of density. My work is contemplative, not impulsive. It is an oasis in a frenetic society.
Shifting my focus from my career as an architect to my family, and ultimately, to myself has opened an enormous depth of field. I now notice what lies immediately before me as well as what lies far ahead. Holding the past/present/future in my view almost stops time and has given me the space to simply think.
I intend for my work to capture a moment and to provoke a physical and mental pause in the viewer.
Drawing has become an escape and a meditation. My process for drawing is similar to watching an image develop in a photography darkroom. The slow accumulation of marks gradually creates areas of density. My work is contemplative, not impulsive. It is an oasis in a frenetic society.
Shifting my focus from my career as an architect to my family, and ultimately, to myself has opened an enormous depth of field. I now notice what lies immediately before me as well as what lies far ahead. Holding the past/present/future in my view almost stops time and has given me the space to simply think.
I intend for my work to capture a moment and to provoke a physical and mental pause in the viewer.
