Door

Interzone

An expanse of opaque reflective black, divided by an imperfect line.
A slab of plywood resting on two corroded I-beams.

Island

In the collection of Brody Reiman

A Street Whose Name I Can't Remember

A simple composition with a monochrome upper, composed of shades of white, and an oil bottom. The screenprinted image is a cityscape from Vietnam, layered inbetween are gradations of color masked with white.
The opaque black serves as a barrier and mirror between the perspectival space and the viewer.

Grand Illusions

A print experiment that I hope to explore further. I enjoy the slight gradations of color and the transparency of layers. The possibilities are exciting.
I printed the negative space of my image (the expanses of white and the faint pattern) over a painted surface which would contrast enough to reveal the figures and objects of continue

Found Print

Circa the late 60’s early 70’s.
I found these on the cover of two hardback ‘Reader’s Digest Condensed Books’. There is something elegant and simple about these prints that I appreciate. The slightly offset clover and other minor imperfections exude handmade or at least poorly machined. 
The limited color palette works in the favor of the patterns. 

One Pale Desire

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