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Inspiration
comes to me via many sources, but particularly through the realm of
nature, memories of the landscape, and reflections on and experiences
of travel, exploration and journey — journeys not just of the
physical but the emotional, sensual and spiritual as well. Further stimulation
for me is found in the intimate artifacts and ephemera of daily life
— vestiges of long-ago passions and experience. The ordering and
recording of the passage of time — journals and diaries, calendars
and maps, lists and catalogues — inspire and inform my work.
By abstracting
recognizable imagery, and arranging, layering and ordering these with
fragments of visual artifacts, I seek to convey a sense of memory and
intimacy, awakening and desire, passion and sensuality, and —
ultimately — hope.
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