David Michael Slonim
Click for more "I started out as a plein air painter. The more I painted and studied, the more fascinated I became with abstraction. Now I am more interested in interpreting nature than representing nature.
"I feel an affinity with the abstract expressionists of the mid 20th century," he says. "I share their belief that relationships of color, space, and texture can convey aspects of human experience in purely visual terms."
- David Michael Slonim
David Michael Slonim's work is inspired by a wide variety of masters including Diebenkorn, Mitchell, Motherwell, de Kooning, and Cezanne. Slonim develops visual rhythms from a combination of observation and improvisation.
