This artist has spent many years struggling with the muteness of the visual. Perhaps the problem began as a child in a lower-middle-class home, where money was tight and art not readily available. I was struck by the narrative power of calendar art and amusement often meant walking to the library and reading under a tree on a summer day.
As an art student, I found painting to be a somewhat tedious exercise in manipulating sticky material and adhering it with horsehair bristles to a bouncy fabric surface.
So i studied print making.