Artist Statement I consider my work visual innovation. A hybrid of organic shapes and geometric arrangements, both made possible by paints and collages. Each piece of creativity represents numerous possibilities design models of architectural natural peaks or mountains, bleeds of botanical fragments, floral growths, shadow of trees, unshakable stone structures. These organizations either stand on their own or compounded into visual fantasy of an undetermined landscapes. I often use memory as a process to discover new forms and ideas to incorporate flow of paints and rice papers into dramatic nature bestowed imagination. I am curious in how the process of painting and adhering could mimic series of occurrences by comparing actual happening of events in life as the paints begin to take form or dissolved into unpredictable results, and when objects are adhered layers by layers can symbolize knowledge and experience gathered.