Field Trip, MOMA Torn paper on canvas, 48 x 60 inches
Field Trip captures the lively collision between childhood curiosity and the quiet formality of the museum world. Created from layered torn paper, the collage depicts a group of children encountering a monumental abstract painting while a watchful museum guard stands nearby, caught between patience and reluctant amusement. The contrast between the expressive artwork and the spontaneous energy of the children gives the piece both humor and warmth, transforming the gallery into a stage for discovery, distraction, and imagination. Through its textured surfaces and playful narrative, Field Trip celebrates the unpredictability of childhood and reminds us that wonder and curiosity are often the first steps in learning how to truly see art.
Field Trip, MOMA Torn paper on canvas, 48 x 60 inches
Field Trip captures the lively collision between childhood curiosity and the quiet formality of the museum world. Created from layered torn paper, the collage depicts a group of children encountering a monumental abstract painting while a watchful museum guard stands nearby, caught between patience and reluctant amusement. The contrast between the expressive artwork and the spontaneous energy of the children gives the piece both humor and warmth, transforming the gallery into a stage for discovery, distraction, and imagination. Through its textured surfaces and playful narrative, Field Trip celebrates the unpredictability of childhood and reminds us that wonder and curiosity are often the first steps in learning how to truly see art.