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When Einstein had the insight that acceleration and gravity were the same force he used a visual metaphor. Imagine a person suspended within a box in weightless space. They would feel no gravity unless the box was pulled then (just … Continued
A particular pleasure in both painting and photography is merging different images to create a new image. I enjoy layering different images so they can be experienced as a new single image laced with delicate ambiguities. We have varieties of … Continued
Two years ago I was looking for a forest with a magical spell. I had seen a spellbinding place in a painting by Albrecht Aldorfer, the artist credited with the first European landscape. It was small, the size of your … Continued
At 12 years old vacationing in Wisconsin’s north woods showed me invisibly clear lake-water and streams. The rocks, crawdads, minnows and plants that lived in the clear shallows were magical haunts. I marveled that I could see them but also, … Continued
I was thirteen years old. Just after dawn I followed a trail from our cabin down to the banks of the Meramec River. As it rushed over its shallow gravel bed it made soft clattering sounds. In the pale ambient … Continued
In the 1600’s Gerard De Lairesse wrote of the power of paint to awaken a psychological experience through an expressive painterly gesture. He considered our fascination not with realism but, with the ability of painterly gestures to offer alternate identities … Continued