How does the work make  you feel? This is the question I have been asking myself for years now. To me , this question that I ask myself when viewing the artwork of my peer's takes on even greater meaning as I work in my own studio. In the words of Robert Motherwell "The game is not what things look like, the game is organizing states of feeling." I tend to work in two different mediums simultaneously.
I also tend to work on multiple series' at the same time. Sometimes an ambient abstract will morph into a geometric painting or it happens the other way around. The ambient abstracts feel like a release of energy into the atmosphere, while the more geometric paintings are for me an exercise in dealing with divided spaces and feel like the solving of a puzzle. Sometimes I will use collage mixing old print images along with different paper textures in an attempt to create relics that are frozen in wax. All or my work is done without pre-planning, and with each piece evolving intuitively until it reaches the state of feeling I find comfort in.