Atonal Complexities

I like to think that my work plays out here like a visual performance. It flows at times with an agreeable harmony of color and form with classic images of simple consonant beauty. At times it breaks in dissonant, random, disturbing ways, a reflection of life’s underlying unpredictability. 

Perhaps it’s useful to note that I once was a musician, albeit one with only modest talents, yet who nearly completed an undergraduate degree in music theory and composition. At the time, I was drawn to the atonal and rhythmic complexities of aleatory textures, and I still am. Here, I continue to improvise and spin out the odd, beautiful and interesting visual moments of a life, random though they may sometimes be.  

Consider this a form of visual polyphony.