HAROLD SCHLOTZHAUER works with fluid boundaries between abstraction and representation. His compositions merge the polarities of objective and non-objective configurations. It is a world of energy movement and change where the viewer can interpret complex relationships without pictorial dogma or absolute representation. Functional objects and parts of things can be identified and symbolic relationships can be determined, but complete access to a rational conclusion is left to the audience. Schlotzhauer offers a curious ambiguity in his work for the pleasure of imagining possibilities.
