There's a thousand things I want to say to you Print

The piece is comprised of a typographic collision where the message is abstracted into a concentration of forms suggesting ideas and possibilities in the heart of the city. This work is created in a neo action painting style, employing the same gestural and spontaneous painting approaches as abstract expressionists such as Jackson Pollock and Franz Kline. Here the marks are concentrated in a splatter like composition that creates a dynamic outcome through positive and negative space. Conceptually the piece is about cities and urban experiences where one can make connections and where happenstance presents unique situations and life experiences. The aesthetic is reflective of London's electric and eclectic energy and signifies an abstracted city map. Yet, again the work continues the practice of visually communicating and celebrating the potential and power that cities offer.