I willingly take on  the  challenge  of  experimenting  with  distinct  media, which include  commonplace,  “inconspicuous”  materials.  In  exploring the qualities of various materials,  I attempt to coordinate textural  effects with the concepts I wish  to  convey.  When I create artwork,  I am simply allowing the canvas to evolve.  Usually I begin my  artwork  with  a  basic structural framework of compositional elements.  Then, by engaging the media  with  both  spontaneity  and  deliberation,   I facilitate  the  gradual transformation process   from  which the final  form  of  my artwork emerges.

I am  also  fascinated  with  color.  My choice of colors is sometimes instin-ctive;  other  times,    I am  more  con-cerned  with  their   descriptive  func-tions.  The  “apparent”   color  in   my works is a  concoction of  cumulative layers of paint  and,  sometimes,  dia-phanous   washes   that   bring   forth underlying    colors.    I   believe    that “color is mood and life”.    By  paying special    attention    to    the   delicate arrangements  of  colors,    I  hope  to maximize   their   communicative  po-tential.