All The Fingerprint Paintings Are Done Without

I'm Poor White Trash From The State Of Washington.

It's Like A Magic Well. You Think You Know Everything About [a] Photograph, You Think You've Gotten Everything Out Of It, And All Of A Sudden I See Things In It I'd Never Seen Before.

In My Art, I Deconstruct And Then I Reconstruct, So Visual Perception Is One Of My Primary Interests.

The Camera Is Objective. When It Records A Face It Can't Make Any Hierarchical Decisions About A Nose Being More Important Than A Cheek. The Camera Is Not Aware Of What It Is Looking At. It Just Gets It All Down.

I Think I Was Driven To Paint Portraits To Commit Images Of Friends And Family To Memory. I Have Face Blindness, And Once A Face Is Flattened Out, I Can Remember It Better.