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
10: The Last Pose is the Hardest –March 2011; Acrylic on newsprint 18''X24''
I was getting bored at the end of a two-hour figure studies session, towards the end of the last twenty-minute pose. I decided to write “The Last Pose is the Hardest” on the piece, sort of justifying the frustration of my attention waning. When I re-visited the piece a few days later, I found that it reflected a spirit inside of me that contrasted the seriousness and control that I started the session with, revealing a more natural art practice.