“Headlamp” By Evan Plunkett, Archival Photographic Print relativity I use melancholy and self-humor

I use melancholy and self-humor as a way to express myself in painting

Patrick focuses his creative energy on the theme of spirituality and its emotional facets

always start with the Acasia tree in the wilderness

taking a lunch break outside or singing in a doorway for money

Similarly the garden metaphor works as an expression of this code

“Headlamp” By Evan Plunkett, Archival Photographic Print relativity I use melancholy and self-humor17" x 22" Original Artwork Archival Photographic Print There is an endless amount of material out there for subject matter. My work is about my connection to some of the objects, surfaces, and materials in the world, man made and otherwise. It is noticed reflections, light patterns and sources; sightings of rust or the effects of weathersnow, rain, fogwater drops on a windshield or sleet obscuring lines of sight. It is the patinas, textures,