Painting is an exercise of patience and concentration, it is about looking without assuming and listening without interrupting. To practice observation through painting is to resist an urge to generalize. Above all else, I am interested in color, shape, light, space as problems to be solved through careful study and significant editing." Over the past year, Sherry has been creating paintings digitally, on an iPad, as opposed to paper or canvas, She is able to paint - moving pixels around - juxtaposing clean lines and gradients, and reflecting on what she sees in Newport Beach, New York, and Rossland, BC. This has lead to a series of three-dimensional paintings printed on two plexiglass panels creating depth, shadows, and an architectural element. These three-dimensional works blur the lines between painting and sculpture.