ARTIST STATEMENT
My approach this time started with the splash, very similar and very familiar, but not safe. I love the free flowing paint and the way it falls - which is my reason for getting involved with the splash in the first place. Since I have succumbed and accepted the fact that I was going to paint figuratively again, I decided to really blast the canvas and paint this huge grotesque form that grew out of the splash which was to add to the impact. Of course, once involved in executing one's ideas things just happen and I let myself go. I don't believe in restricting or limiting myself to one idea beause of an initial instinctive urge. Because the urge changes and the need changes from one day to the next, There's no need to restrict oneself in such a manner. (written in 1971)
Photo Gallery
TRANSFORMATION PAINTING III
as displayed in the Schneider Gallery on the Spanish Steps in Rome, Italy
6' X 4' Acrylic on Canvas
In the collection of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cox
TRANSFORMATION IV
created at the Tyler School of Art in Rome, Italy
6' x 8' Acrylic on Canvas
in the collection of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cox
VEIL & ORGAN SERIES II
5' 6" X4' 6" Acrylic on Canvas
in the collection of Ronald Coleman
VEIL & ORGAN SERIES III - July 1973
7' X 5' Acrylic on Canvas
King | Pitcher Gallery
VEIL & ORGAN SERIES I - April 1973
4' 6" x 5' 6" Acrylic on Canvas
King | Pitcher Gallery
VEIL & ORGAN SERIES - Untitled - 1973
3' x 4' Acrylic on Canvas
King | Pitcher Gallery
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