Two selections of work from my new, upcoming series, titled "Relics" are now on display at the Oliver Art Center, located in Frankfort, MI.
This series expands on some of the abstract concepts of my "Rhythm" series, but injects elements of poetry, geometry and symbolism to produce works that are more emotive and mysterious in nature. They are, in a sense, less abstract and more thematically literal.
More of these are in the works, and will appear on the site at a later date.
All of that said, the exhibition itself features works of area artists, including painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media. Having had the opportunity to attend the opening, I can say that the artwork on display is worth the trip. The exhibtion area is also quite unique, as it was repurposed from an old Coast Guard station, located on Betsie Bay, just off of Lake Michigan. It is a very unique and impressive gallery.
What's to come...
The last few years have served as a transition period with regards to where and how my work is created, which resulted in a reinvention of some of those processes. Evolution is sometimes a refreshing necessity.
I will be seeking a limited number of models for some of these upcoming projects. As always, please hit me up if you are interested in collaborating.