#1598 Dana Gordon Caldicott focused on simple geometric

Caldicott focused on simple geometric shapes

they contribute to the overall dimensionality of the piece

Each work in the series began its evolution as a scanned image of a Buddhist thangka—a spiritual painting of a Buddhist deity—which was then blurred and stretched until all that remained was a distilled image of color and form

The rhythm of the vertical stripes are resulting from the wooden sections glued by the industry

Healing and pleasure

#1598 Dana Gordon Caldicott focused on simple geometricBoecker begins each new work by penciling in his composition. But the work ultimately is about the colors and layers that will evolve on the surface over time. He builds his paint up in a slow process, adding layers of color then partially removing them, allowing the echoes of erosion to remain visible in the final work. The gradual accumulation of pigment conveys a visual sense of depth, while also communicating a bittersweet emotional feeling that