| About me |
I took my first photograph with a brownie hawkeye in 1955 (scarey thought). I accumulated over 10,000 negatives and slides, mostly B/W, before taking a 20 year hiatis from the captured image. During that time I picked up an airbrush and established Mystic Air Studio & Gallery in 1999 on the main street of Princeton, Minnesota. During 2003 I expanded and moved underground. After spraying my art on 100 custom vehicles I felt something was missing. Then an old lover began sneaking up behind me and whispering in my ear. One day I turned and looked her square in the eye. She had changed dramatically over the years. I was intrigued by how her round grain had become pixelated squares. This website displays my journey from grain to pixels and what happens when you mix the two. I believe fine art should engage a response, ignite a reaction, and initiate a moral, ethical, or aesthetic interaction between artist and viewer. Welcome to my world, where reality and illusion conspire to make life more interesting. |
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