When I paint, I try to create what I call 'organized randomness'.  I let my hands go wild until the urge to balance takes over.  Then my goal is to make something that although balanced, is still dramatic and exciting, an image that both quickens the heart and raises questions in the mind. 

 

The thing I love about abstract art is it allows viewers to participate, to intepret what they see using their own histories and perceptions.  My work is not so vague as to leave you in the dark, but it doesn't spoonfeed you either.  It allows you to dream.