Art
Seeing the World in New and Interesting Ways
The way a five-year-old might look at a piece of bark on a tree. Since 2018 that has meant carving linoleum — the same thing I have done since I was nine: find a pattern language, then see what it can say.
A few samples — relief prints, carved and pulled by hand.
Where it comes from
- Age nineNative American pictographs. A picture that is also a word.
- SchoolCollecting Japanese, German, Spanish, Arabic and Farsi alphabets, for the shapes.
- 2008Mapping public sentiment, trying to quantify the unquantifiable.
- 2018Azulejos in Portugal. A tile grammar you can walk through.
- SinceLinocut. Carving a pattern instead of collecting one.
Where to find it
Places that either currently carry my work, or have in the past.