I try to achieve emotional balance in the art making process. In some way or another, each piece is closely related to my conscience through content, technique, and/or composition. As I explore the relationship between the mind, hand, emotion, and medium, I continue to develop my own recognizable style. I work to reveal the guise of my emotions across all mediums, as my artwork reflects the sometimes unresolved nature of thought. (Also see "Older Posts")
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
4: Velocity –October 2011; digital photograph
The assignment was Velocity. I was debating between a large scale un-stretched canvas on which I would run around on with painted feet, and shooting a few rolls of film without looking through the viewfinder, simply practicing to obtain a constant velocity of art making, rather than being knit-picky over fine details. Neither was “clicking” in my mind. Later, my friends and I were playing around with spray paint on the walls of my garage when it hit me: there is a definite velocity of paint atoms as they are sprayed onto a surface. I crouched down with my bridge camera and snapped a picture, almost sacrificing the lens, and captured the paint while in motion.