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Transparent colored forms suspended in space have always held the greatest visual excitement for me. I began to do sculpture with transparent materials. I evolved a method of pouring many different layers of colored resin to form bands of color, always to reveal their spatial qualities.
Even with my sculpture I still feel drawn to the natural forms of the earth. I felt personal response to the complex, embellished worlds of vegetation. It is dense, vigorous, multi-layered, wonderfully colored. It is made up of living forms, gritty and aggressive, ort forms decaying and returning to the earth.
In my watercolors drawing and painting exist side by side; the marks and lines of the pencil mean as much as the applications of color by the brush. I do not cover all the white of the paper. In fact, the white of the paper functions, in a sculptural sense, as empty, three-dimensional space to be filled or partially filled by linear marks corresponding to the branches and vines. In nature leaves, branches, and vines fill, enhance, or define space.
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Tacoma, WA 98402
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