My Art Is Not Abstract, It Lives

There Is No Such Thing As Good Painting About Nothing.

The Progression Of A Painter’s Work…will Be Toward Clarity; Toward The Elimination Of All Obstacles Between The Painter And The Idea, And Between The Idea And The Observer…to Achieve This Clarity Is, Inevitably, To Be Understood.

The Myth Holds Us, Therefore, Not Through Its Romantic Flavor, Not The Remembrance Of Beauty Of Some Bygone Age, Not Through The Possibilities Of Fantasy, But Because It Expresses To Us Something Real And Existing In Ourselves, As It Was To Those Who First Stumbled Upon The Symbols To Give Them Life.

The Most Interesting Painting Is One That Expresses More Of What One Thinks Than Of What One Sees

A Picture Lives By Companionship, Expanding And Quickening In The Eyes Of The Sensitive Observer