My pictures are about isolation and transformation. The imagery in my work consists of glyphs, abstracted plants, animals, and figures that inhabit a "landscape" made up of simple geometric patterns. This primitive geometry serves as a loose framework to organize, join, and simultaneously the various subjects in the paintings.

Rich textures and subtle meditative light quality are created through the process of working and reworking the surface. The tension between the quiet geometry and the active surfca complexity evokes a meditative state that floats between the concrete and temporal.

-Matt Flint 2008