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About the Artist
My work has been described as abstraction. To elaborate on that, the term geometric optical illusion abstraction is a better description and my color selection is an important part of the compositional impact, because of the incremental, harmonic gradations or hues, which intensifies the optical illusion of the three-dimensional effect.
Further, shapes within, are systematically planned to fool the eye, leading into complex patterns of shapes that accentuate the entire concept to the eye and mind.
Being too appreciative of other geometric abstract artist's, I hope to address the obvious similarities with my master-fully-brushed acrylic-on-Canvas paintings. The comparison is simple: Some of us use cubes, circles, parallelograms, hexagons, and the limited range of easily- recognizable shapes that have been around since classical Greek and Egyptian antiquity. 
Harmony III (above) was included in the Boca Raton Museum of Art, The Artists' Guild, 2006 BI-ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION from June 28th to August 27, 2006. I did not invent all of the geometric shapes, but I employ the subtle juxtapositioning of ordered, related forms, done in carefully-selected hues and tints, which communicate to the mind's eye, that intriguing optical illusion, which gives the viewer a distinct image, at once, and then, a second later, a directly opposite conception. The multiple possibilities will actually jump back and forth. 
My Rainbow (above), Acrylic on PVC, was Best in Show at the Coral Springs Art Guild on April 25, 2006.  |
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