I use geometric patterns to create bold and bright paintings. I lay the patterns down side by side, allowing them to rub up against each other. Jagged edges collide and the frenzied pattern overload makes for some wonderful eye candy. My work has evolved over the past 20 years but elements like high-spirited color, geometric shapes, and dizzying layers remain constant. My geometric patterns are never perfect; theres always a happy accident. I want my audience to see the mishaps, to be confused about where things end and begin; this keeps their eyes moving and their minds wondering.