My current painting investigation is self-titled acrylic forensics. It is artwork based on abstraction that stimulates a thought process, through an application process. The medium used is acrylic paint that is first applied in a multiplicity of colourful layers which cover the entire surface. This now layered object is sliced into and stretched back, revealing layered skins of paint. This process is just the beginning of manipulating the visual with these forensic incisions. I am currently engaging in creating sculpture installations using the same basis. This new exploration expands beyond the rectilinear form using materials that are traditionally associated with painting. This now physical and visual play of the medium creates abstract forms, which inspire multiple associations. Wonder and mystery of these objects is not just part of the final image for me, but part of the making process. My ultimate outcome is to continue creating imagery that overwhelms the viewer's visual stimulation as well as control paint to its fullest potentials exploring physical and visual properties.