Waist-to-Hip Ratio
My overriding intention is to make thought-provoking and eye-delighting images.
The images in my paintings (as well as my Photoshop drawings/prints) refer to the human body—specifically, the female body, that first landscape to greet us when we come into the world. I try, at times, to convey a sculptural effect, as well as a sense of the tension, the pressure of flesh against unyielding, non-organic objects.
This work is autobiographical in content, but I leave it up to the viewer to peer into these small works and create meaning (or not). Each drawing in Photoshop is one of an extended series in which the sequence of images shows the viewer the evolution of ideas and narrative within that series.
The images in my paintings (as well as my Photoshop drawings/prints) refer to the human body—specifically, the female body, that first landscape to greet us when we come into the world. I try, at times, to convey a sculptural effect, as well as a sense of the tension, the pressure of flesh against unyielding, non-organic objects.
This work is autobiographical in content, but I leave it up to the viewer to peer into these small works and create meaning (or not). Each drawing in Photoshop is one of an extended series in which the sequence of images shows the viewer the evolution of ideas and narrative within that series.
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