Trigonopoetry
The paintings in the Trigonopoetry (Trigonometric Poetry) series start as pages from old trigonometry textbooks pasted on wood panels. Some words are masked out to create new sentences, and the panel is painted. It’s surprising how many nuggets of wisdom about art, morality and life reside in these old textbooks.
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- Hope and Other Heavenly Bodies 2013. Gouache, acrylic on relief monoprint on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- Sometimes 2016. Acrylic, gouache, ink on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- How to Draw on a Larger Scale 2014. Gouache and acrylic on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- Art in the Mind 2013. Gouache and ink on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- A Mountain Is a Hut Is a Mountain 2016. Acrylic, gouache, paint markers on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- René Descartes Said 2016. Acrylic and gouache on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- A Purely Geometric Definition of Fun 2013. Gouache and acrylic on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- Odd Fun 2013. Gouache, ink and acrylic on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- John Napier Said 2016. Acrylic, gouache on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- A Convenient Workout 2014. Gouache and acrylic on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- Meaningful Result (Sometime Later) 2013. Gouache and acrylic on paper on wood. 8×10″
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- Nary a Pear 2012. Gouache on paper on wood. 8×10″
