"In the end, size doesn't count. It's the scale that counts," said Barnett Newman in a 1973 documentary by Emile de Antonio Painters Painting.

It's human scale that counts. And the only way you can achieve human scale is by the content. Thus one of the masters of colorfield painting perfectly described what I  experience in my work and what I want the viewer to experience.

With their distinctive horizontal format, my pieces reflect the spatial perspective and the unique visual context of the high plains of west Texas. The works manage to be both specific and generic, both distant and approachable, both static and dynamic. They invite the viewer to be an active part of the interplay with proportions and scale: the giant silos become tiny, the drawn landscape is inches away, but the implied distance is miles.

It is the world as viewed from a moving car over time. In your hands.