Watercolor captured my interest because it has a spontaneous life
of its own. Its fluidity imitates and describes nature in unplanned passages with
remarkable accuracy and beauty. For me, the process is an act of discovery. The
marks I make with paint create a disturbing tension which sets the piece in motion.
I then use random and deliberate strokes and often add layers and layers of color
and texture and see where the process leads me. Images can appear, disappear, and
reappear when I often choose a slick surface type of paper. I also experiment with
both transparent and opaque effects to reflect my own feelings and sensibilities.