Nathan’s creative process could be explained in summary as a search for simple solutions to complex problems. The painted parts of his paintings and collages feature his sensitivity for brushwork. He’s usually working in a limited pallet of one, two or three colors at most. But moving paint around is only a point of departure. The next steps vary from techniques as disparate as paper collage to sewing with needle and thread. The final assemblages are unique and full of intrigue, but cohesive in their shared brushwork and color pallet.