Fragmentation is a combination of abstract and
realistic imagery. It is the patching of independent
geometrical windows which in the end create
a harmonious figurative continuum. Unlike Cubism,
Fragmentation breaks down the image without
rearranging it; instead, it attempts to incorporate
effects and emotion through texture, light and shade.

I navigate between Total and Partial Fragmentation
depending on the subject matter and the desired
effect. In Total Fragmentation, windows are
contiguously distributed throughout the entire
painting. In Partial Fragmentation, a few windows
are strategically placed to breakdown the pattern of
traditional painting.