I remember my father making photocopies for his classes by using a mimeograph machine. As I grew older, he started to use black and white photocopy machines, which led to inkjet printers and then laser printers.
I later learned that the auto industry utilizes a similar magnetic painting process when spraying car paints onto oppositely charged surfaces.
In my paintings over the past
16 years, I have slowly developed a handmade version of image production that work on the same principals
as magnetic toners, paints, and inks. My process requires me to create my own
pigments, tools, and methods
of composition. Through magnetic energies, I play in the paint as a series of very fluid points with an accompanying forcefield. I take pleasure in making concrete objects that also expand the idea of the painted visual field to include
the invisible. The traces of my marks include two types of vibrations : the visual spectrum (experienced as color), and the magnetic (experienced as force).
I later learned that the auto industry utilizes a similar magnetic painting process when spraying car paints onto oppositely charged surfaces.
In my paintings over the past
16 years, I have slowly developed a handmade version of image production that work on the same principals
as magnetic toners, paints, and inks. My process requires me to create my own
pigments, tools, and methods
of composition. Through magnetic energies, I play in the paint as a series of very fluid points with an accompanying forcefield. I take pleasure in making concrete objects that also expand the idea of the painted visual field to include
the invisible. The traces of my marks include two types of vibrations : the visual spectrum (experienced as color), and the magnetic (experienced as force).
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