This piece hangs in a back bedroom in my studio that acts as a storage space of sorts. It was done back in 2002 and has long been one my favorites. A tryptych consisting of three 5″ squares in individual windows, it’s been shown a number of times in galleries but has never found a home, which is fine by me. This is one of those examples where I find something more in a piece than the outside viewer.
I don’t know what it is in this piece that does whatever it does for me. Perhaps it’s the harmony in the way the colors play together, creating a palpable vibration, which is what I immediately think of when I look at this work. A vibration– something else I can’t fully explain.
I guess that’s what I like about this piece- the sense of satisfaction that it gives me with no need for explanation. It induces a primal reaction in me that goes beyond the need for words and explanation.
That being said, I will now shut up.
Redtree Times 