Chicago, IL - The most unusual art movement to date will soon energize Chicago’s cultural scene. Emerging from across the globe, artists in the Energy Art Movement look within, without and about to provide imagery to, and push, our ever-expanding notions of reality.

Energy Art is the depiction of energy using color, form, and composition to create inventive/expressive works that resonate with impact and...

Here is my newest piece, my entry for the Energy Art Movement's Green Energy Project. Making this piece has been an experience in growing and molting, and in letting go of myself and channeling the creative flows into directions previously unexplored. This time I ventured more freely into the world of acrylics and brush strokes, mixing digital and traditional media so the finished piece is 34" x 20", acrylic over Gicleé on Hahnemuhle Torchon. The Giclée was dry mounted and my dear friend Ry...

Happy World Environment Day!

Today the Energy Art Movement unveils the Green Energy Project - with work by 23 artists including De Es, Robert Venosa, Martina Hoffman, Helena Nelson-Reed, Simon Haiduk, Shahla Rosa, Giorgio Vaselli, Adam Scott Miller, and Ken D. Matheson. I am humbly grateful for having my work amongst such an awesome group of artists!

• Hydrogenesis / Hydroenergen: My Entry for the Green Energy Art Project pt. 2
• Hydrogen Energy: My Entry for the Green Energy Ar...

As I said in my previous post, The Energy Art Movement has launched an initiative to promote Green, Renewable, Clean Energy with the use of Dynamic, Energetic, and Visionary Art. I spent a few weeks thinking about which type of energy to work with, and didn't really come up with anything. Then, during finals week of course, I decided I wanted to work with water. Hydroelectric energy? Tidal power? Marine Current power? Ocean thermal energy conversion? Osmotic Power?  Water. Blue.

I woke up to ...

The Energy Art Movement has launched an initiative to promote Green, Renewable, Clean Energy with the use of Dynamic, Energetic, and Visionary Art. The Green Energy Project was publicly announced on April 22nd and counts with the acknowledgment  of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). Members of the movement have been working on their entries and so far we are all really excited with what promises to be a breakthrough collaboration. All entries will be featured at the Energy Art M...