My art practice has changed dramatically from the landscape work I was doing, to a nonobjective exploration in color. I found myself slowly removing the representational component within my work and just focus on the raw exploration of color and color relationships. I no longer need subject matter to be the vehicle for my painting but rather let the color stand alone. I allow the process to dictate the color boundaries and color relationships within the paintings. Isolating my focus on color has broaden my relationship and understanding of color space. Losing the subject matter was not an easy step but once I did, I found myself within my work again.