TWENTY TWENTY ONE

Acrylic on canvas.

72x36x1.50"

As color guided my process, my Persistent Imperfect Squares became a means of exploring my feelings during the expansiveness and isolation of the pandemic.
Outside my window, the lights of New York City buildings went on and off as people left the city for less densely populated places. In 2021, these observations began to find their way into my paintings. The squares spread across the canvas, forming relationships, neighborhoods, and events—an abstract reflection of the world outside my window and my experience within it.