Reflections Blog

I share in-depth insights into my art-making process and offer reflections on the art world, current art trends, major exhibitions, influential art publications, collecting art, and the creative work of artists who inspire and shape my artistic practice. Also, I aim to help visual creators articulate their voice, understand the art world, and build their presence beyond Instagram.

A close-up, colorful scene of tangled 35mm film strips scattered across a surface, interspersed with small camera lenses and components, glowing with vibrant blue, purple, orange, and gold light.

Photographer: Hugh Rogers

A remarkable first photography professor, Hugh created an environment that was as inspiring as it was informative.

A vivid abstract artwork showing a swirling spiral of bright colors—reds, oranges, blues, greens, and purples—flowing outward like energetic paint strokes against a dark background, creating a sense of motion and depth.

The meaning of spirals

Spirals are more than just a fascinating visual pattern, they’re a symbol that appears across nature, art, and culture.

Vibrant abstract artwork with a circular, radial composition made of layered geometric shapes and shards in bright reds, blues, yellows, and oranges, radiating outward from a central spiral against a dark background, creating a sense of motion and energy.

Synchromism and its influence on my artwork

Synchromism, an innovative art movement from the early 20th century, forever transformed the relationship between color and emotion.