Emotional Architecture is about the human psyche, or perhaps the universal psyche in all things. A psyche that is at once focused on a moment and at other times a reflection of a life thus lived. These carved out and built up spaces are places of habitation and avenues of exploration. These moments I relate to the human experience. Moments of growth, transition, relation, stillness, movement, departure, choice, and with more contemplation comes experience.  These paintings are static, but as the history of the viewer changes so does the experience of looking.