RESUME - ART STATEMENT

     
 

 

Art Statement

My focus is on the urban landscape. I look to capture the complexity of the city with its layering of history, meaning and function. Many of my paintings deal with elements of movement and transition such as bridges, trains, highways and rivers.

I work in pastel as it affords me maximum immediacy, color intensity and textural richness. The fragility and purity of pastel gives a unique working experience.

I work primarily from imagination of remembered scenes, sensations and desires. I start with a line drawing and add blocks of color and tone as I progress.

My work's main concern is with the urban environment and its attendant qualities of seriality, mystery and implacability. I seek to reflect on the raw functionalism of the American landscape and its non-spaces. The human relationship to these spaces is stressed in my work by revealing the need for projection, escapism and fantasy, when confronted by such indifferent surroundings.

Resume

Born: 1972: New York, New York

Resides: New York City

Education: 1990-1994 School of Visual Arts, New York, NY

Solo Exhibits

2007

O.K Harris Works of Art, New York, NY

Il Sole II, New York, NY

Uptown Art Stroll, New York, NY

1995

ABC No Rio Art Gallery, New York, NY

 

   


Group Exhibits

2007

"Visions of Northern Manhattan" Alianza Art Gallery, New York, NY

1996

Staff exhibit, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY

1994

Charras El Bohio, New York, NY

1991

Staff exhibit, Metropolitan Museum, New York, NY

1990

School of Visual Arts, New York, NY

   


Bibliography

 

Daily News, "No -Man's land for art" Keren Schultz, June 10, 2007