Collecting dust...

Since I was a child, art always represented an undefinable realm which signified unlimited creativity; hence the ultimate form of expressive liberation. It was a world of endless possibilities, forms, colors, sensations and sound; where reality met surrealism and imagination faded into actuality. Quite honestly, it served as an escape from the doldrums of personal life. For the past nine years, I grew increasingly reluctant towards sharing my artwork--not because I was afraid of what others thought, but because I placed too little faith in myself.

To celebrate life and break this barrier of inhibition, I suppose it makes sense to post some old artwork first. Sadly, I forgot these pieces existed. Each one was created during my early adolescence (ages 14-17). They've been collecting dust for five years now.

ART
color pencils and markers on paper 11" x 7.75" (1999)

TEAPOT REFLECTIONS
graphite pencil on paper 14" x 17.25" (2002)

ARUM LILY PRISM
watercolor on cardboard 15" x 20" (2003)

UTOPIA
Cardboard Structure (2000)SACRED CIRCLE
Color pencils on paper 16.5" x 16.5" (2000)