*Harley (left detail)* 2012
Oils on canvas
50x50 cm

*Harley (center detail)* 2012
Oils on canvas
80x50 cm

*Harley (right detail)* 2012
Oils on canvas
70x50 cm

*15" 10" 5"* 2012
Ink and pastel on paper
46.6x70 cm

*Visceral* 2012
Ink and pastel on paper
35x50 cm

*7:25* 2012
Collage and ink on paper
20.5x38.5 cm

*8:15* 2012
Pastel and ink on paper
20.5x38.5 cm

*Aerial (left detail)* 2011
Acrylics on canvas
60x50 cm

*Aerial (center detail)* 2011
Acrylics on canvas
70x50 cm

*Aerial (right detail)* 2011
Acrylics on canvas
50x50 cm

2011-2012

Early Work: Terrain Studies

Exercises completed from 2011-2012 during my studies.

When I think of the word terrain, I think of it in fragments; the most significant place to the human race broken down into its simplest forms. As tactile creatures, we experience the landscape through our senses and it is through these various experiences of terrain that we build a memory and understanding of the world we live in.

“It’s on the strength of observation and reflection that one finds a way. So we must dig and delve unceasingly.” – Claude Monet