Doc at the Radar Station Jo Hummel These disparate approaches are not

These disparate approaches are not a way to impose meanings on the work

mostly monochromatic surface that include bas-relief planes “locked” together against a more “fluid”

In these paintings her working process is very porous and she is excited by the wide range of possibilities they are opening up

coaxing each composition along until it reveals itself to him as being finished

Each work results from preliminary studies drawn with pen or pencil and which sometimes can amount to 20 sketches

Doc at the Radar Station Jo Hummel These disparate approaches are notAcrylic on onion sacking, hessian scrim, sacking, cloth, boot lace and canvas. Frost has developed a unique process that is part painting and part collage. His method is based on instinct and intuition, similar to automatic drawing or action painting. He begins by forming abstract shapes out of found materials such as sail, sail cloth, fruit netting, burlap, pumice and rubber. He then collages them in layers on the canvas and paints the shapes with