Jeff Quiros Artist

A bright, kaleidoscopic portrait of a woman … a product of my imagination but she has a distinct personality nonetheless and is alive to that degree.

I often use forms and lines with double meanings. I think it makes the communication more interesting and, hopefully, engages the recipient in the conversation.

There is beauty in simple shapes and lines and I never tire of the exploration. The communication is wondrous where the imagination and memories of the beholder fill in the gaps.

I love the spirit of this one. It really expresses freedom and insouciant abandon. The way I want to live my life.

The life of an artist … the joy and wonder of creation for creation’s sake

In browsing through some past work, I ran across this one from nearly three years ago. It jumped out at me and made me smile. Interestingly, I had named it “Harken” and it reached to me and got me to listen. I hope it says something to you too.

Back to the minimalist style I am so enamored with. This captures both beauty and personality so simply and makes a powerful statement.

My comment on the folly of war and the more general delusion of security in walling oneself off from the rest of humanity for self preservation. From a photograph of a WWII German soldier wearing protective gear.

A stark statement on the ongoing struggle between the spirit and the physical universe. We find our ways and that is life!

A minimalist line drawing of a woman in the mist. Muted tones emphasize the sense of mystification, yet there is a light shining from the eyes.