Looking for Evidence of What Was Here
I am often drawn to places that contain evidence of something no longer present.
Field notes
I am often drawn to places that contain evidence of something no longer present.
I have been asked on occasion why I only make black-and-white woodcuts and why I don't use color. That is not accurate. I just haven't used color yet.
When digital image-making entered the studio in the early 1990s, it was often treated as something less than art. I was young enough to be fascinated rather than threatened.
Children don't remember landscapes the way adults do. They remember them as maps of experience.
The first time the image exists on its own.
These early sketches are not plans so much as questions. They allow an image to exist without requiring it to work yet.
Welcome to the Anthropocene
An early Human technological breakthrough
Relics of forgotten systems, and the forces they served.
We overestimate permanence because we underestimate time.
The private landscape we all carry.
Its good to have some framework to work within if you plan to break any other rules.