Toxicity Painting

While I believe art is open for personal interpretation, I also love to know intensions and background. This particular body of work for me is an experimentation with formal qualities. I wanted to make something aesthetically pleasing that wasn’t identifiable. Also, coming from a background in realism, I wanted the freedom to have fun, and be spontaneous. Realism takes time, commitment, attention to detail. This artwork was created on spontaneity and impulse. While not being heavy in commentary and identification, I also wanted to associate feelings and moods to match color, shapes and design. For that, many of these pieces contain words. Do what you’d like with them.