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Watercolor on heavyweight cold press paper. Approximately 24 by 18 inches.
In Liquid Dance Dance No. 4, watercolor becomes a record of motion. Pigment spreads, settles, and redirects itself in shifting layers that suggest dance, weather, erosion, and improvisation all at once. The works move between control and surrender, allowing the medium’s own behavior to help shape the image.
Each painting is both tender and alive with energy, holding onto accident as a vital part of its structure. Together, the series offers a fluid counterpart to the more excavated and heavily built surfaces found elsewhere in the studio practice.
Watercolor on heavyweight cold press paper. Approximately 24 by 18 inches.
In Liquid Dance Dance No. 4, watercolor becomes a record of motion. Pigment spreads, settles, and redirects itself in shifting layers that suggest dance, weather, erosion, and improvisation all at once. The works move between control and surrender, allowing the medium’s own behavior to help shape the image.
Each painting is both tender and alive with energy, holding onto accident as a vital part of its structure. Together, the series offers a fluid counterpart to the more excavated and heavily built surfaces found elsewhere in the studio practice.