Sky Glabush explores art-making as a method for personal self-discovery, suggesting that the materials guide the painting, shaping the viewer's experience and consciousness.
In working with his painted objects, Glabush emphasizes the materiality of the art, inviting the viewer to contemplate light, color, and texture as a reflection of his own emotional state.
"Space equals consciousness," Alan Watts remarks, highlighting the intricate relationship between artistic expression and perception. Glabush continually investigates what space represents both in art and within ourselves.
Glabush's three major paintings in 'The Mountain Pass' invite an exploration of dense motifs and pictorial space, questioning our understanding of being and consciousness through visual experience.
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