Vision and some sort of  statement

The Problem Solver 

When the motif is "wrong", the substrate is "wrong", the medium is "wrong" and the technique is "wrong" - what happens then? How far can I go without falling for my own prejudices about what is "right"? What about my limitations? How do these express themselves and what happens when I learn new things and get past them?

It is exciting to work in sand and painting on canvas to create an intermediate figure between sculpture and painting.

Lines, shapes, color, composition and texture are important elements but the interplay between my hands, brain and everything that is me - is the Process. I am only one part of the creative process and if there is a viewer, the viewer becomes part of the Process

Like a child, I can focus on what is most important to me and minimize what I don't find interesting. I can become obsessed with calculating angles and shapes without caring about the interaction between them.

Sometimes I want to be so abstract that the only thing left for the viewer to do is interpret or not interpret the image. I find it interesting to dare to "destroy" an image in order to challenge myself and see the result in that process.

The courage and strength to dare and to get through is central to me. Not being labeled too fast, to be as authentic as possible.