Signal and Noise
Signal and Noise is a visualization of the term signal-to-noise ratio, as well as the idea that a noise to one person is a signal to another. Images of functioning and abandoned objects and structures in various states of decay and disrepair express a Japanese notion of wabi-sabi, the appreciation of impermanence, imperfection, and simplicity. In this series of tonal paintings, visual noise amplifies the passage of time, and the bleak side of ordinary landscapes.
Freedom II, 32"x48", oil on panel
Leftover, 48"x36", oil on panel
Tailin', 24"x18", oil on panel
Frontend, 24"x18", oil on panel
Juncture, 36"x48", oil on panel
Truth, 30"x48" oil on panel
Signal-to-Noise, 24"x48", oil on panel
Tempest, 32"x48", oil on panel
8 Feet High and Rising, 36"x48", oil on panel
The Loneliness of the First Responder, 24"x18", oil on panel