FIELD NOTES (2013-2015)
“[W]hile referencing complex technological imaging and esoteric scientific processes, there is a transcendent quality about them, and there is something distinctly human visible in the painstakingly obsessive perfectionism.” — Claude Smith, New American Paintings link
In research, field notes represent the attempt to objectively document inherently qualitative observations. They are records of the observer’s most immediate impressions: at once systematic and rigorous, while also inherently provisional and inescapably subjective. This body of work weaves the visual languages of scientific precision with the poetry of visual ambiguity.
Ink on paper, 11″x8.5″ each