Dancing In Vertigo #11 Painting

I paint conceptual visions of my experiences or others experiences I have witnessed. Things substantive, and implicit. Things imagined. Building blocks. Scenarios. Instances. I develop my paintings with a non-objective approach to focus on the “line”. How it forms visual relationships with the negative/positive space it creates via intersecting perpendiculars and curves. Color enhances the dynamic increasing visual impact, contrast, and momentum. My abstract geometric work is a result of a continued exploration. Small pieces to a puzzle coming together to make a complete picture. My paintings, being abstract and conceptual in nature, allow the viewer to render their own individual interpretation. That interpretation is my art, the epitome of what I so enjoy creating. I was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. I attended the University of Texas, Austin, and worked as a graphic designer following graduation in both San Antonio and Dallas before relocating to San Francisco. Following a hiatus to raise a family and a move to the east coast, I have returned to painting to develop my true passion and create works which engage people, make them wonder, or stir something inside them. I currently live along the New Jersey coastline with my husband and 5 children.