The last couple of years I've concurrently worked on a series of paintings that are an exploration of the subjects of home and communication within a colorful chaotic landscape. I like to use the house as a symbol in my paintings because their simplicity obscures the complex and uniquely personal relationship that each viewer has to an idea of ‘home’. The telephone poles are a universal and quickly fading icon of communication that symbolize emotional connection, formality, privacy, disconnection and alienation.
“sprite nickel dancing on coppers luster”
“tickling Hekatonkheir”
“sailors in big blasts of wind”
