​Structure and Reduction

 

The paintings are built through geometry.
Structure replaces subject.

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The work sits within architectural abstraction.
Form is constructed rather than observed.

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Reduction is central.
Anything unnecessary is removed.

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Works are produced in oil on board, linen, and canvas.
Each surface holds the structure differently.

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Portrait works sit alongside this.

Houses and figures are treated with the same restraint.

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Balance is found rather than imposed.
The composition carries the weight.

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Contemporary abstract painting grounded in structure and reduction.