This series explores the universal oddity of wave/particle duality. Particles as waves. Interference. The realm of possibilities as probabilities. All of this reality is wriggling, writhing and jiggling at the smallest levels. The figure, the body itself is fuzzy. Waves become consciousness. Quantum man, abuzz with different possibilities at all times. These waves spread out and connect us all. Even in the darkness. Will the waves of time propel a wave of  resistance? Will we stay afloat?

Waves  as patterns. Reminiscent of the Organics series, patterns are seen throughout nature. The wave pattern infuses reality at the smallest levels, yet composes the macroscopic world - the air, the land and the water. Our bodies. Our imaginations.

Repetitive patterns occur everywhere in nature, and in our lives. Heartbeats, breathing, blinking - thousands of times a day, millions of times a year. Cycles, orbits, seasons, tides. Not just motion, but the construction of all things depends on repetition. Particles, atoms, cells, planets, stars, galaxies. Pattern and repetition infuse all the Universe and all life itself. This fact is probably the one that most influences my work.

I convey the concept of repetition in nature in my work, especially the Organics series. In these acrylic paintings I explore some of the biological forms that surround us. Simplifying trees down to their minimal structural elements, leaves and sky as a background of mosaic tiles. Individual pieces that create a whole.

In these works I present a surreal vision of mankind's reckless destruction of our environment, along with a few observations and interpretations of personal isolation, life in the digital age, greed, and the loss of national and human ideals.

Creating the sensation of motion through the blending of color and shape, I like to keep the eye moving with pattern, texture, and subtle symmetries of dark and light. The eye should never rest. Even when asleep, the brain provides visual imagery and color in the form of dreams. This means that the eye demands stimulation, day or night, awake or asleep. I cannot deny that many of my abstract pieces have been influenced by dream imagery generated in my sleep.