“He is a painter who trusts his mind as well as his imagination. He is not content to be a colorist. He knows that the world is made up of colours but our time here too, the human presence in the world, makes everything more complex, adds a factor to nature which cannot be removed. Thinking, or making images, or allowing thought to flow, becomes a factor in the universe and with the right painter is allowed to flow into art.”

Colm Tóibín, author of The Master and Brooklyn