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Art is the means through which I communicate
my beliefs and feelings about life.
Charred bits of wood perfected by Pacific fires, pigment-laden solutions,
torn papers, woven fibers, heart and soul – these are the materials that
evoke and inspire the visual language that I use to articulate life's pain and
sorrow, joy and hope, the intricacies and complexities of self and interpersonal
relationships. Working in paint and paper on paper, there is always a symbolic
bit of jaune interspersed for the light of the sun, a sacred reference for hope.
Like
the Expressionists, my work is intensely personal. However, I feel
that others
may be able to connect to the visual language that I present and
identify with
the imagery in their own personal way.
I
graduated with a B.A. in Art and English from
Houston Baptist University, August 2003.
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