In my work, I examine the complexity and depth of subjects through the use of layers, with each layer adding a different facet or moment in time.
My artistic journey draws inspiration from the principles of Analytical Cubism, which sought to deconstruct objects and present multiple perspectives simultaneously.
While Analytical Cubism concentrated on depicting the essence or objective truth of the physical form through different viewpoints, my approach is entirely subjective and extends to include non-physical dimensions of experience and meaning.
By emphasising sequential layering, I build narratives that gradually unfold over time. This method captures the dynamic progression of thoughts, emotions, and perspectives, exploring the rich tapestry of subjective experiences as they develop. In this way, I engage with the principles of conceptual art, prioritising the ideas and narratives behind the work over mere aesthetic considerations.
Through my art, I seek to bridge the past and the present, the seen and the unseen, the transient and the permanent.
I invite viewers to journey through the painting, discovering the underlying facets and forming their interpretation of the evolving story within the layers.