Arbres à côte de la route Artwork

Woodland imagery has always been an important theme in my artwork. As a child in Texas, I loved to climb up into the treetops where I found a sanctuary and refuge. I am attracted to the shapes of old trees; in their twisted limbs, their bumps and hollows I see manifest the enduring forces of gravity, water, light and wind. I find a reassurance in the perseverance of these trees which have withstood the ravages of time. I strive to create strong, powerful images which will inspire viewers to feel more aware of their place in the universe as an integral part this natural system which includes the material and immaterial. Light and shadow are an integral part of my work. This piece is composed of a black paper cut out mounted into a deep shadow box frame allowing the silhouette to throw shadows onto the background. As the light conditions in the room change and as the viewer moves these shadows create optical effects. This work is based on the roadside trees in the Chiltern Hills that I regularly drove past on my way to my fine art degree studies in High Wycombe, England.

Mixed Media:Spray Paint on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:37 W x 26.4 H x 2 D in

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