Adam’s amorphous and free-form compositions operate in a space between nature, figuration and abstraction. Building up colour washes and dry brushed layers, Adam works with traces of an image, the perception of physical forms, and a pushing and pulling between one place and time and another. His paintings’ textured and blurry surfaces suggest a slow methodical approach and conjure up a spiritual and meditative practice engaged with reality, fragments of history, memory, and reimagined spaces.
“I often think about how visual clues and symbols allude to certain environments. Our tendency to see the familiar in ambiguous shapes and forms stirs our memory, creating things unseen and unknown through perception and reasoning.”
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