To satisfy my own spiritual needs, I got interested in photography so I could search for the ideal.

The fragility of works on paper is a reminder of the delicate balance of natural forces we inhabit.

By Luke de Castro   Keep Your Eyes Moving Let’s go back. Let’s go back to some point in the 1980’s. It’s a warm day in late August, the amber-hued sun fat and heavy around five o’clock, and Fran keeps…

I want the paintings to be unsettled objects that have not yet made up their minds—do they insist on falling apart or holding together? My aim is to smoke out remembered sensations through the the act of painting.

These works are built on an evolving set of interrelations, rather than just a system of theme and variations.

Like a frame, Dia:Beacon marks the endless possibility of a beginning.

Combining the past with the present is a running theme throughout my work regardless of the subject matter and I enjoy contrasting figurative painting with more abstract elements.

I try to give pain a shape and form a visual recognition.

Her voice is river-like, moving and deep. Her tones have been described as edgy, soulful and rich, while the undefined production style creates a fresh dynamic that is refreshing and new.

These works call out for attention in three dimensional virulence, need to be seen and heard, in order to stop us for just a moment from our glazed over automation.