I have a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree from the University of
New Hampshire.
My early art work is influenced by my summers in South
Dakota where I attended Sinte Gleska University and stayed on
the Rosebud Sioux Reservation.
My aesthetic in informed, to a large degree, on the idea that
we are all related, that there is something sacred in everything.
The art I make seeks to define or accentuate what that is or at
least to record my perception of what I think it may be.
Experiences that a person has may leave a lasting image of
the divine and the wicked, or cause one to wonder where the
separation is.
I am often amazed by what different viewers see or perceive
as being in the image when it is not strictly defined. Like the
experience that they have not had, the place that they have not
seen, or the macro version of the inside of a flower.
I want to bring the viewer to a place they have not been but
that they can intuitively identify with, picture themselves in, or
feel the connection to it.
New Hampshire.
My early art work is influenced by my summers in South
Dakota where I attended Sinte Gleska University and stayed on
the Rosebud Sioux Reservation.
My aesthetic in informed, to a large degree, on the idea that
we are all related, that there is something sacred in everything.
The art I make seeks to define or accentuate what that is or at
least to record my perception of what I think it may be.
Experiences that a person has may leave a lasting image of
the divine and the wicked, or cause one to wonder where the
separation is.
I am often amazed by what different viewers see or perceive
as being in the image when it is not strictly defined. Like the
experience that they have not had, the place that they have not
seen, or the macro version of the inside of a flower.
I want to bring the viewer to a place they have not been but
that they can intuitively identify with, picture themselves in, or
feel the connection to it.
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