Bleed # 202101

At this critical time in our environmental history it is extremely hard to celebrate the landscape without reflecting on our severely flawed relationship with it. “Bleed # 202101” is a re-imagined landscape. It does not provide a definite representation or narrative. It places the viewer in a space that is just out of reach. A liquid space that envelopes and consumes, the soft forms are both rich and void. The viewer is invited to experience the work as if drifting among layers of primal matter, it is an invitation for contemplation and reflection. “Bleed # 202101” provides space and time for the viewer to consider a landscape no longer present, but lost.