Ed Phillips' work come from the artist's renewed passion for contemporary art, creating non-objective abstract paintings using sand, tissue, and modeling paste. Phillips considers his new work to be life-changing, revealing that he’s “become much more sensitive to everything, seeing beauty everywhere and recognizing how an old piece of wood, a torn piece of paper, rock formations, or a cast shadow can make a perfect picture.” Stop by the Art Space or visit our Virtual Gallery here: https://bit.ly/2BYyLT4.

Ed Phillips' work come from the artist's renewed passion for contemporary art, creating non-objective abstract paintings using sand, tissue, and modeling paste. Phillips considers his new work to be life-changing, revealing that he’s “become much more sensitive to everything, seeing beauty everywhere and recognizing how an old piece of wood, a torn piece of paper, rock formations, or a cast shadow can make a perfect picture.” Stop by the Art Space or visit our Virtual Gallery here: https://bit.ly/2BYyLT4.

Ed Phillips' work come from the artist's renewed passion for contemporary art, creating non-objective abstract paintings using sand, tissue, and modeling paste. Phillips considers his new work to be life-changing, revealing that he’s “become much more sensitive to everything, seeing beauty everywhere and recognizing how an old piece of wood, a torn piece of paper, rock formations, or a cast shadow can make a perfect picture.” Stop by the Art Space or visit our Virtual Gallery here: https://bit.ly/2BYyLT4.