Douglas Fryer
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“Art is in the process and result of organizing elements for the purpose of stimulating the senses, emotions and thoughts of both the creator and the viewer of the work. Works of art are evidence of the artist’s effort to experience and comprehend the world and to observe particular nuances in visual, conceptual and spiritual information.”
-- Douglas Fryer
Douglas Fryer is regarded for his richly textured, subtly abstracted landscapes, still lifes and figures. Using a variety of tools, techniques and media, he creates poetic works that inspire contemplation and reflection.
Interested in work that explores the interplay between the physical and metaphysical, Fryer has been influenced by artists such as Soren Emil Carlsen, John Twachtman, George Inness, Edgar Degas, Fred Cuming, V. Douglas Snow and Alex Kanevsky, among many others.
