The Charred Sea felt tip colored and color tape on paper until each one achieves its

until each one achieves its individual sense of realization and harmony

the saturation and cacophony of hues

The rhythm of the vertical stripes are resulting from the wooden sections glued by the industry

Hallard works with the themes of space and geometry

informed by her memories of personal encounters with nature

The Charred Sea felt tip colored and color tape on paper until each one achieves itsThe technique Johnson employs is extremely rigorous, involving, as he says, pushing paint around with palette knives and drywall tools rather than brushes. The scraping and sanding creates a variety of different textures and leads to the emergence of unexpected forms. Johnson has said he does not believe in inspiration. Instead, he believes in evolution. He is motivated by process. Rather than being planned ahead of time, the work emerges through a