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Light, space and form are present
in every image, as each one needs the others to exist. The challenge
of painting the landscape lies in capturing a vast space, multiple
forms within that space, and the subtlety of atmospheric light.
My new works, by contrast, present a shallow space that confronts
the viewer with a singular subject. Natural light and atmosphere
are traded for the artificial, controlled setting of the studio.
Rather than clearly defining and separating these three pictoral
elements, they are obscured in order to create a texture, more similar
to abstraction than representation, which may evoke several things
simultaneously.
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