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I did a series of work on paper titled, Parallel Sides. It began as a conversation across four thousand miles of ocean.

Andy Spink, an artist based Scotland and I began exchanging small 8 × 10-inch paintings, based on a square, each responding to the other’s work. I then incorporated his paintings into my larger paper paintings and mine into his, allowing the two bodies of work to meet, overlap, and speak across distance.

The paintings became a visual correspondence—an exchange of marks, color, ideas, and gestures traveling from one side of the pond to the other. What began as separate works gradually became a shared space, connecting two artists through the quiet language of making.

Thanks Andy for quite the adventure, on the mountain and on paper! @andy_spink

This series along with the body of work, Sangre de Cristo mountains, by a stream, in an aspen grove can be seen at #exhibit208 @kim_arthun

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