Gallery 3 Text

Things have however fallen apart,  the center has not held, and mere anarchy is in the process of being unleashed upon what used to be called “the learned world.”

Harold Bloom

Gallery three is a study entitled complex relationships including close ups of specific segments.

We who are engaged in the making of contemporary abstract images should search for the proper verbal context that refines what it is we are struggling to reveal.  Abstract images are naked alone. The secluded must become apparent, the obvious more dynamic and the  fleeting must linger and account so that others can process this pressing towards understanding that we want to visualize. 

What was once clear is now open to interpretation.  Our contemporary visual vocabulary is ineffective.   We must fight modern trends towards the polarization of ideas, the relativization of taste, the mediocrity of indifference and the resulting meaninglessness that  follows.  Images that expose our condition might also signal to us ways of improving it.