In the highly commercialized, increasingly homogeneous landscapes we live in, painting can be a refuge--a place where it is possible to enliven a connection to soul/spirit. I strive to make art that comes from "the deep heart's core" to borrow a phrase from poet William Butler Yeats-a place to return to again and again for introspection, refuge, reverie and renewal. Blurring the (false) boundary between representation and abstraction, my work is deliberately ambiguous and develops during the process of engaging with paint and other media.

Sandra studied art at the University of Wisconsin and attended the Rhode Island School of Design. She has studied art with Gregory Amenoff, in Provincetown and has worked with Joan Snyder. Aarons Krupp's work has been exhibited throughout the US, and shown internationally in Ireland and Scotland.