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About this Artist

In his primary medium of collage, Letscher meticulously organizes and stores these weathered materials, which he later surgically deconstructs and deploys, creating new narratives from shards of memory. Letscher’s geometric and contemplative juxtapositions of color and pattern call to mind the classic craft of quilt making, which he has cited as an influence. Other frequent comparisons are to a wide and varied roster of other artists: Josef Albers, Piet Mondrian, James Castle, and Martín Ramírez, among others. As a printmaker, he enters the "plane" of the plate and carves out with drypoint and etched lines a dimension that he constructs of his own.

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