When Duke Ellington first composed Mood Indigo in 1930, he described the piece as “a musical statement of depression without words.” It is a song that drifts and soothes all at once. The muted horn lines hang in the air like a lingering fog, a reminder that emotions often come in shades. https://youtu.be/O9jHgGDKDkU?si=3J2HDLO5Pf2BIqIN That same... Continue Reading →
I haven’t been painting much lately. Instead, my creativity has shifted toward writing. Over the few years, I’ve published several essays and have been increasingly asked to share my sociological expertise with various media outlets. These requests often require in-depth research and writing. Typically these requests lead me to writing 650-1,000 word responses, that are... Continue Reading →
The artist uses unconventional materials like mat-board and poster scraps to create gritty texture and unique vibe in paintings. The creative process involves experimentation with different techniques, colors, and textures. The fusion of acrylic paints and polyurethane coatings pushes the artist to break norms and redefine their abstract art. Deep blues evoke calm and tranquility, resembling a serene ocean.
