Central to my practice is a time-based series of digital paintings called the Daily Art Habit. In this series almost every painting is a continuation of the previous day’s work. It started in 2018 as a way to reclaim my creative energy after a 20+ year hiatus, is now built over nearly 2500 consecutive days’ practice and continues to grow. Inspiration for the daily works comes from the physical and natural environment, my emotions and experiences. The finished pieces are like time capsules, each containing the artifacts of a particular moment in time and space. As a whole, the series is a self-portrait, a representation of my life during this time. Images from this series become the raw materials for my installations.
