John Schulz: Black and White and In Between

John Schulz writes, "In the end, I want my work to have a presence like furniture to which other meanings might be attached, to force the hand of chance and make something beautiful from the cast-off and insignificant, like the rubber gloves and artichokes in the paintings of deChirico. A critic once described my work as “essentially leaden and humorless.”I found that to be a rather sensitive observation and took it as a compliment."