Steven Foy

The works are concerned with man-made-order and organic growth, and the
tension between the construction of the painting, like an industrial
process and the growing of something in nature from seed. 
The works are concerned with man-made-order and organic growth, and the tension between the construction of the painting, like an industrial process and the growing of something in nature from seed.  An imperfect shape is closer to nature and therefore more truthful than a strictly delineated form. 

The results are a contemplation of the consequences.  This is the point where more is possible.