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| "I was born in San Francisco and educated at Stanford University at the time when Richard Diebenkorn was artist in residence, My work is greatly influenced by my experience as a Californian, and by the affinity I feel for the Bay Area Figurative painters. My paintings are about silence, solitude, space and shadows – about the moments between actions. I paint people waiting, or gazing, or pausing, or moving from one place to another. "The surface of the painting is as important to my work as the image. I am always experimenting with color relationships and the unexpected juxtapositions that happen while painting; The texture and layers of paint must be rich and exotic, the colors luminous and mysterious. I pull colors up – push them one against the other – look for places where the colors make the most of each other. "I never know where a painting will end up. The backgrounds and moods emerge and change as the work progresses. My goal is to create paintings that are challenging and provocative. My hope is that people who see my work are moved to bring their own history to the painting and to tell their own stories."
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Patricia Rovzar Gallery, Seattle, WA
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