After experiencing the death of my mother to Alzheimer’s disease, the subject of my paintings transitioned from the things we think about, to the experience of how we think about them.  Many of the same patterns, text, formulas and images that had inhabited my previous compositions battled one another for attention in my paintings.  Performing like fading memories obscuring one another, they mixed fact and fiction, dream and reality and the richness of the past and the fearful void of confusion, isolation and emptiness.  Visual ‘Noise’ obscures what once was known or should have been recognized, but is no longer familiar nor available.

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Teacup Topology

Acrylic on canvas

35” x 35” x 3”

Bridle Knot

Acrylic on canvas

35” x 35” x 3”

Following a Path

Acrylic on canvas

35” x 35” x 3”

Helical Line

Acrylic on canvas

35” x 35” x 3”

Left Brain / Right Brain

Acrylic on canvas

35” x 35” x 3”

Feynman Diagram

Acrylic on canvas

35” x 35” x 3”

Bend and Bight

Mixed Media on Canvas

18” x 36” x 3”

Pull Taut

Acrylic on canvas

34” x 29” x 3”

And

Acrylic on Canvas

18” x 34” x 3”

Chain, Chain

Mixed Media on Canvas

32” x 52” x 3”

Mostly Nothing

Acrylic on Canvas

34” x 54” x 3”

Knot/Noise 3

Mixed Media on Panel

17” x 17” x 2”

Knot/Noise  5

Mixed Media on Panel

17” x 17” x 2”

Knot/Noise  6

Mixed Media on Panel

17” x 17” x 2”

Knot/Noise 7

Mixed Media on Panel

17” x 17” x 2”