Razzle Dazzle

California Dream

My work utilizes an intriguing and unique process whereby I push acrylic paint through the back of a silk screen canvas. Traditionally, silk screens are used for making prints on paper or T-shirts or any number of materials, but then the screens are washed and reused. For me, the silk screen becomes a permanent host for a one-of-a-kind artwork. The process results in strikingly vibrant abstract compositions, layered in eye-catching shapes and textures.

The Devil on my Shoulder 

Torn Apart 

Try Not to Stare 

What Lies Beneath 

Windows Into My Mind I 

Windows Into My Mind II 

My work utilizes an intriguing and unique process whereby I push acrylic paint through the back of a silk screen canvas.  Traditionally, silk screens are used for making prints on paper or T-shirts or any number of materials, but then the screens are washed and reused.  For me, the silk screen becomes a permanent host for a one-of-a-kind artwork.  The process results in strikingly vibrant abstract compositions, layered in eye-catching shapes and textures.

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