
I believe that different drawing and printmaking processes
influence my artwork on a regular basis. The process plays a big role in what
will be created, a start with something unpredictable or hard to control then
working back into it. Most of my
work has an organic quality referencing the body and things that you might find
in nature. As an avid collector of many things, especially rocks and shells,
these shapes show up a lot in my art. Dealing with relationships, comparisons
and clusters of objects, I like the viewer to look at groupings and analyze
what they are looking at, to compare and contrast. Sometimes it is a collection
of objects that I am trying to show together or a variety of things
interacting. I think that as artists we are constantly collecting materials to
use in our work. It is something that influences us and satisfies a
subconscious need. Is it the need to have massive quantities of one thing or is
it a need of preparation? For me, it is the thrill of acquiring a certain item
and in my artwork it is a way of showing objects all different but connected in
some way.
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