An on-going series of ‘non-images.’
The catalyst for this project is a quote from one of my artistic heroes, John Cage:
I have nothing to say, and I am saying it
I should also mention that I am also continually drawn to the work of Sergei Poliakoff. Having experienced two large-scale retrospectives of his art, I was repeatedly struck by how his abstracts seem to hold a meaning that exists only in the eye of the beholder.
This insight inspired me to develop a meditative, mind-emptying drawing practice—an automatic process through which nebulous, free-form shapes emerge, unshaped by intention or expectation.
Remarkably, the results always hold a quiet allure. They invite the viewer to linger on shape, color, and form alone—elements that exist for their own sake, speaking only in whispers, if indeed they speak at all.
Shown here is a selection of some of the most successful.
Client: Self-led
input: concept, making
