Color Jazz: Where Rhythm, Motion, & Harmony Dance
Some art captures the world plainly, with little surprise. Jazz refuses this. It thrums with life that's unpredictable and alive. Not stillness, but motion. Not simplicity, but a whirl of depth.
More than meets the eye
Like jazz, my art doesn’t copy reality note for note. It bends, it plays and notices not just how things look, but how they feel in flux.
Fully Being in the Moment
Jazz doesn’t freeze a subject and lets it breathe. Notes twist, syncopate, converse. So, too, my lines and hues: a dialogue, not a snapshot.
Dashes of color, weaving lines, spaces that hum—my work pulses with rhythm. Not rigid, not random, but a dance. A path for the eye to wander.
I want motion to shimmer, subjects to vibrate. Not just seen, but felt. And in the gaps—room for you to step in, answer back, make it yours.
Richard Diaz
Art unfolds in three movements. The subject sings its story, while form dances with texture and line, along with content that hums the artist’s secret melody. To truly witness a piece, you must hear all three voices harmonize beneath the surface.