Still Light

These paintings don’t try to tell you what to see. They don’t try to “describe” what we see as we see it or think we do. On the contrary they only suggest what is out there, in front of our eyes, allowing each viewer to interpret the painting freely. For what we see is not necessarily what is before our eyes, but more likely what we want to see - a projection of internal images, of personal desires. These paintings could best be described as a play of light and shadows that direct or even distort space and perspective as we understand them. The illusion of Reality, Space, Time and Perspective.