2021 Creators Room Art Stars

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Blurred I, II, III, IV, 2020, Acrylic on paper

This set of paintings explores ideas around what happens when a musician is 'lost' in the moment while playing. 

Everything around you is blurred; your sole focus on your instrument and the music, reflected in the way these musicians are painted.

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