My desire is to elevate the activities of daily life, those mundane scenes where the moment becomes the subject. I like the balancing of what is familiar with the thought of what was seen. Whenever I venture out into the Portland area, I take random pictures using my iPhone and make selections from this data. What I’m searching for in a particular scene is a feeling, some sense of place, or maybe its just happening upon the way sunlight defines forms and creates shadows. My paintings are not recordings, but more interpretive naturalism—where the representation is referred to as a remembrance of my impression.
I’m interested in the way people interact with or detach themselves from one another and the viewer will find their own experience.
Works For Sale
Part of TGG’s “Portland Splendor” cityscape exhibition at Montgomery on display now.
