I Know I've Changed But Please Still Love Me
18x18×2.5 - Acrylic and charcoal on cradled wood panel. Framed in a Doug Fir floater frame.
My work is intended to create tension in the spaces of our lives where we feel isolated, left waiting and longing for something more. These feelings, often fleeting, are met in my work with burst of color and harmonious moments of disruption. I often think our lives oscillate between these realities more than we care to imagine. My work is aimed at creating those intersections and letting the viewer navigate this liminal space.
18x18×2.5 - Acrylic and charcoal on cradled wood panel. Framed in a Doug Fir floater frame.
My work is intended to create tension in the spaces of our lives where we feel isolated, left waiting and longing for something more. These feelings, often fleeting, are met in my work with burst of color and harmonious moments of disruption. I often think our lives oscillate between these realities more than we care to imagine. My work is aimed at creating those intersections and letting the viewer navigate this liminal space.
18x18×2.5 - Acrylic and charcoal on cradled wood panel. Framed in a Doug Fir floater frame.
My work is intended to create tension in the spaces of our lives where we feel isolated, left waiting and longing for something more. These feelings, often fleeting, are met in my work with burst of color and harmonious moments of disruption. I often think our lives oscillate between these realities more than we care to imagine. My work is aimed at creating those intersections and letting the viewer navigate this liminal space.
