Intaglios, collagraphs, monotypes printed on delicate Japanese papers, collaged over my own artist- made papers are one aspect of my work; there are also mixed-media collages using colored pencils over colored inks, and other materials.

Perhaps I paint places where I would like to be, unreal or not.

Matthew C. Wilson is an artist working in a variety of media including installation, sculpture, video, and site specific action; his work distills constellations extracted from entwined natural, historical, cultural, and economic process.

My work is symbolic language. I make large banner-like wall pieces, freestanding constructions and collage-drawings of industrial wool felt and paper in which polar bears make frequent appearances.

Awareness of the vibrational nature of the universe informs every aspect of my work: gilded paintings with metal leaf, pigments, crystals and mother-of-pearl or digital prints of painted gouache mandalas.

I am mesmerized by the power of elemental threats like fire and storm, bigger and more frightening than ever, amplified rather than tamed by modernity.

Hand-printed B&W photographs and hand-cut-and-assembled silver gelatin photo collages.

My work explores science, nature and technology in paint, print and mixed media. I recognize and use natural imagery fragments as elements of aesthetic intrigue, extracting components for intellectual mind play for the viewer's experience.

Visually spare, abstract drawings and paintings.

My work is about the investigation of mind thru art.