Create a painting that serves as a layer of past time.
Apply a thin layer of dots or particles over that layer, as if accumulating, and temporarily conclude the painting.
Leave the canvas untouched until it is forgotten.
Retrieve it once it feels like someone else’s work, and place one-dimensional lines of color onto the surface (creating a palette directly on the painting’s plane).
Before the paint dries, erase or connect the coordinates of those colored lines.
At this moment, a battle begins between the past layers of time and dots, and the present paint.
Drawing in the visceral mess and confusion of the paint, forge a new .
The past layers may sometimes be visible or obscured. Influenced and transformed by those layers, a new aspect emerges within the painting.
