The Infusion Project

Artist Statement:
My art explores our natural propensity for abstract thought.  This concept has grown and evolved throughout my artistic career.  I focus on the experience now.  I let the creative process reveal the conceptual ideas and final design for a piece.  My work explores spirituality, love, interconnectedness, and our ability to dream and express the full spectrum of human emotions.

I have always been passionate and completely distracted by my own fascination– fascination for nature, art, music, film, and writing.  I grew up on The Doctor, Silverstein, and Calvin and his tiger.  I was drawn to names like Hendrix, Morrison, Vonnegut, and Kerouac.

I was inspired by vivid imagery, eloquent words, experimental sound, thought-provoking concepts, and abstract perspectives.  Watching live performance (from cosmic rock compositions to the powerful poetry of hip hop) taught me the art of improvisation.  I strive to bring this freestyle approach to my live, experience-based paintings.  It’s a release of emotion through free-flowing, unfiltered thoughts.  Approaching a piece without pre-conceived concepts allows me to break down my own artistic boundaries.

With my progression in the realm of performance art, I continue to evolve through collaboration, experimentation, and an open-minded approach to all things artistic.  I was born and raised in the Philadelphia area, I studied art in Florida, and now I’m eager and excited to continue my growth in California.  I approach each day as a wide-eyed observer, embracing everything and immersing myself in a world of creativity.

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  • [...] Painting has gone very well, I have a few new paintings waiting to be photographed and will soon be posted. These include a new live art series I have started with my friend Jim Chelius. Titled La Femelle Monde, our series pays tribute to the female form in multiple settings and surrealistic moods. As far as how many pieces we plan on having in this series, there is no end in sight. You can see the art of Jim Chelius here. [...]

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