WM Richardson Showroom

These pieces are representative of luminous explorations, the mixed media encompassing the historic verre eglomise technique as well as a modern edge of graffiti. Some pieces also reference a sense of place through the visual patterns found on topographical maps

An artist’s insights into latitude and longitude, as well as exploring runways – arrivals/departures, and destinations, while the journey itself is the destination. Examining the abstract idea of a place, while representing places of significance to the artist. Exploring flight, an overview - focusing on the urban. Much of the earth is covered in industrial materials such as asphalt and concrete, yet beauty can be found in the banality of everyday life within utilitarian materials and setting

Exploring and defining negative vs. positive space and the polarity between them: examining the idea of gender and “taking up space”. Drawing strength from fragments and oblique representation with the rhythm of graphic patterns, transformation into the divine – seeing the whole through a fragment.

Work from this series reviewed by The New York Times

Work from this series featured by the curator from SF MOMA

A medium – created by whom, as old masters were known to assign portions of “lesser importance” (such as clothing) to an understudy. Bringing up issues of identity and representation. Examining and questioning representation, from the sacred to the profane. Suggesting revisiting famous pieces and considering viewing them differently. Playing with detail and scale, isolating and magnifying elements – exploring perceptions in the eye of the beholder