Field One

This series of works began with a set of generative drawings taking both appropriated and observational imagery and actively fragmenting and layering the subject to a point at which the original context was dissolved completely. The paintings developed from these initial works activate a new set of color-forms and erupt into an altogether new plane. They pay homage to impressions of the body and to the land while intentionally avoiding a horizon or other immediately recognizable forms or structures. They are a celebration of the strange and familiar and of the indissolubility of self and other.