Visual Vocabulary
I've begun to recognize the inadequacy of language to communicate or connect with others in deep, meaningful ways. Speech, it seems, can be an efficient way of refining or expanding a common understanding but it's not very useful in relating an experience or feeling to another. If I say "apple", your memory may call up any type; if I show you a Granny Smith apple, you remember that specific tart flavor.
Lately I'm moving toward using more visual means of expression to get across an idea, feeling or experience. Some examples follow.
Bodies Of Work
Rough groupings by style, subject, timeframe or medium.
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Core Wisdom -
A work in progress
Working materials from an in-progress documentary project on the NW region of Australia
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RECENT WORK
Collection of recent works in various forms & media
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SACRED SPACES
An early effort to figure out why some places feel "Sacred"
About
ME
After multiple careers in very left-brain ("linear/logical") & right-brain ("abstract/creative") fields, I blend both sides to create mostly visual art in a variety of media.
