Geometric Freeform

He has had four exhibitions in the past at the Neilson Park Creative Centre. He has enjoyed those experiences, and so the thought occurred to him… put on a show of his latest works and offer them to the public with a $200 donation to the NPCC. That person will receive a $200 tax receipt and can claim one art piece. Donate $500 and you can claim three art pieces. There are 49 pieces in this exhibit; he has titled the exhibit Geometric Freeform.

During Covid-19, he created a game that he could play with family as they settled into their personal bubble. He called the game Double Bubbles. It is a game with 32 coloured tiles that are chosen from a box at random and placed on a 64-square playing board. The object of the game is to create colour-connected straights and colour-connected squares to score points. No two games ever end with the same pattern. They end up with a coloured QR pattern. After a game is completed, he photographs the pattern and uses it as a basis for his artistic imagination. Below is an example… “Private Space” 24” x 18.