Acrylic paint, duct tape, sandpaper, driveway broom, gasoline, water, on canvas.
Size: 30" x 30"
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Emotional Residue | Works of art on paper that move and emote
Artist Statement Summary
My art is the synthesis of my love for typography and an ability to simplify complex visual ideas with raw emotional marks on paper.
I am putting my whole body into my paint strokes, letting the motion/action dictate the composition. Then by removing the medium with different degrees of force, I reveal what has always been there, as a sculptor does with stone.
The spontaneous blending and removal of paint creates an abstract composition of color and texture. The texture is the residue of paint that will not be washed away – like memories in our hearts, these impressions do not leave us.
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Awards
- Faber Birren Color Award, Stamford Art Association, 27th Annual Faber Birren Color Show, 2007
- Mary Van Hughs Award, Silvermine Guild Arts Center, 57th Annual Art of the Northeast, 2006
Art Shows
- Stamford Art Association, 33th Annual Faber Birren Color Show, 2013
- Solo Show, The Funky Monkey, Cheshire, CT, 2011
- Solor Show, Mayor's Gallery, Government Center, Stamford, 2010
- Old Town Hall Museum, Inaugural Art Exhibit, Stamford, 2010
- Silvermine Guild Arts Center, 61th Annual Art of the Northeast Exhibition, New Canaan, 2010
- Stamford Art Association, 27th Annual Faber Birren Color Show, 2007
- Ridgefield Guild of Artists, 30th Annual Juried Exhibition, 2007
- Loft Artist Association, Open Studios, Stamford, 2007
- Loft Artist Association, Open Studios, Stamford, 2006
- Solo Show, Mayor’s Gallery, Government Center, Stamford, 2006
- Silvermine Guild Arts Center, 57th Annual Art of the Northeast Exhibition, New Canaan, 2006
- Silvermine Guild Arts Center, 56th Annual Art of the Northeast Exhibition, New Canaan, 2005
- Loft Artist Association, Open Studios, Stamford, 2005
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