─ Studio journalStudio Journal is where I reflect on the quieter questions of being an artist. These writings are part idea book, part personal philosophy — exploring what it means to create, to observe, and to move through the art world with intention.
Exploring Abstraction — Musings on Art, Life, and Becoming
- Abstract Art & Interpretation
- Abstract Inquiry
- Abstraction and perception
- Art Discovery
- Art Market & Collector Guides
- Art that Listens
- Collections & Artwork Stories
- Founder Life
- Geometry, Technology & Science
- Jerry Saltz abstract manifesto response
- Local Art, Events & Art World
- Organic Movement & Thread Painting
- Press
- Studio Voice & Philosophy
- Why Series
In These Fleeting Moments, You Can See Yourself
There is no algorithm. There is no sequence. It is three tuning forks held close together, and you are waiting for the moment they stop fighting and begin to resonate.
The Painting Stands Up
I lift the canvas and stand it against the wall. The painting, which I have been inside of for hours or days, suddenly becomes something I can see from the outside.
Art that Listens
Most art shouts. It arrives with a finished argument. I'm trying to make something that doesn't finish the sentence for you.
Left With Nothing
Rothko left me with nothing. My view of the world was reorganized by a few blocks of color made by a man I never met, on a horizontal plane of not-knowing that has long since been taken by the tide.