Computer generated Delaunay Triangulations, Triangulated Irregular Networks (TIN), and gridded meshes of particular places form the analytical structure for expressive, often painterly, actions. Delaunay mesh structures from digital mapping data reflecting the landscape are incised into thick paint, paying simultaneous homage to nature as well as technology.
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Sleepy Hollow TIN
Acrylic on Panel, 36” X 40”
2015 -
Sleepy Hollow TIN II
Acrylic on Panel, 36” X 40”
2015 -
Here
Acrylic and Enamel on Wood Panel, 25" X 25"
2013 -
Here (Detail)
Acrylic and Enamel on Wood Panel, 25" X 25"
2013 -
Naneum Meshscape
Acrylic and Enamel on Wood Panel, 32” X 32”
2012 -
Ukiyo Mesh
Acrylic on Canvas, 42” X 40”
2015 -
Constructed Landscape
Oil and Acrylic on Panel, 64” X 36”
2014 -
Noctilucent Unity Mesh
Acrylic on Panel, 64” X 36”
2015 -
Constructed Landscape Asset 1
Oil and Acrylic on Panel, 36” X 40”
2014 -
Tessellated Barrio
Acrylic on Canvas, 78” X 48”
2015 -
Tessellated Barrio II
Acrylic on Canvas, 78” X 48”
2015 -
Mission Triangulated Irregular Network (Gallery One Installation View)
Clothesline Wire, Electrical Connectors, Rivets, 11’ X 19’
2015 -
Mission Triangulated Irregular Network (Robert Graves Gallery Installation View)
Clothesline Wire, Electrical Connectors, Rivets, 11’ X 19’
2015 -
Instant Landscape
Light, Construction Mesh
2010 -
Instant Landscape
Light, Construction Mesh
2010
