Revised July 2012
The primary intention of my work is to open avenues of emotion and
thought. I work methodically yet intuitively, guided by dynamic
interrelationships, connecting them to experience, place and time. A
painting begins with anything of interest; I’ll notice a shape, texture
or color, and use it as a starting point for the work. I imagine these
impressions in a different context, a created reality, which then
becomes the painting itself.
I am concerned with structure, texture, imperfection and, ultimately, the order of things seen and unseen. I make art in a number of ways, shifting between media to investigate the same themes. From these investigations, relationships are created among geometric configurations, color fields and layers. A complex interplay occurs between material, visual recall and contemplation.
I am concerned with structure, texture, imperfection and, ultimately, the order of things seen and unseen. I make art in a number of ways, shifting between media to investigate the same themes. From these investigations, relationships are created among geometric configurations, color fields and layers. A complex interplay occurs between material, visual recall and contemplation.
-Stephanie Hoff Clayton
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