•“Escaping the imaginary totalizations produced by the eye, the everyday has a certain strangeness that does not surface, or whose surface is only its upper limit, outlining itself against the visible.” Michel de Certeau, The Practice of Everyday Life
•The world is stranger than we know.
•A kind of landscape appears, an odd order. The paintings are a personal grace, moments when all the flickering observings deign to coalesce, before scattering and mutating once again.
•“The human imagination is spatial and it is constantly constructing an architectonic whole from landscapes remembered or imagined; it progresses from what is closest to what is farther away, winding layers or strands around a single axis, which begins where the feet touch the ground.” Czeslaw Milosz, Where I Am
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