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I am an artist who is intrigued by ideas, patterns, layers of images, and color. I work in mixed media and love the different ways I can explore the stuff that pops up in my head.
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- 100DayProject
- abstract art
- abstract paintings
- art and neurons
- art and science
- artist intuition
- Artmaking Process
- authenticity in art
- black and white in art
- Brooklyn Art Library
- Collaboration
- Collage
- contemporary art
- creativity
- drawing
- equinox
- experimentation in artmaking
- Focus
- geography
- geological art
- imaginary landscapes
- imagination
- Inspiration
- mapping
- Neuroaesthetics
- oil pastel
- Painting
- painting titles
- Philosophy
- Photoshop and artmaking
- psychogeography
- pyschogeography
- solstice
- Themes
- Thumbnails
- trees
- Triangles
- Uncategorized
- Viewing Art
- Writing about art
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