I’m frequently asked, “What is it?” or “What does it mean?”.  I usually explain my inspiration: the play between two colors, an image caught out of the corner of my eye, something born of experimentation or accident. Sometimes it’s profound. Other times it’s just a lark. I’m more concerned with the juxtaposition between the elements of color, shape and texture than whatever esoteric significance might be derived.  I love when people study a piece and draw their own meaning from my work. To some, it is very literal –an object, a feeling. But others see a whole universe of emotions.  They describe an entire scenario that has meaning and validity to them. That fascinates me. They have found something that speaks to them.