Disconnected from Time
Memory is rarely accurate, but rather a combination of facts, filtered through time and desire—and perhaps even imagination. It is connected to us only in its importance.
Science tells us that memories contribute to how our brain develops, to how we form attachments, to our likes and dislikes, and perhaps even our reaction to tastes and smells. Nothing seems to be outside the boundaries that are influenced by our memories. This highly textured painting is on a substrate of wood with gypsum, acrylic paint, and ink.
Mixed media acrylic painting on deep wood panel with gypsum and ink.
Science tells us that memories contribute to how our brain develops, to how we form attachments, to our likes and dislikes, and perhaps even our reaction to tastes and smells. Nothing seems to be outside the boundaries that are influenced by our memories. This highly textured painting is on a substrate of wood with gypsum, acrylic paint, and ink.
Mixed media acrylic painting on deep wood panel with gypsum and ink.