Natural environments are shrinking. Easy access tounadulterated natural lands is becoming rare. At the same time we live inincreasingly congested spaces, work in crowded offices, and drive on busyroads. We are bombarded by sound and visuals. Multitasking is expected. Tosurvive the modern world, we crave a mental break. We crave Open Space.
 
Suggesting remembered open vistas, this work provides asense of security and serenity. Intricate texture, patterns and reflectionsmesmerize. Intended to relax and invite contemplation and meditation, the worksmirror both real and imagined, precious and fragile Open Space.
 
Much is left undefined. Tensions permeate: realism vs. abstraction, organic vs. geometricform, and deep vs. flat space. These ambiguities are central to creating aspace into which the viewers can bring their own shifting visions of, anddesires for, Open Space.