Todd Williamson's paintings are a study in subtle, expressive abstractism.

The textural, layered canvases, combined with the juxtaposition of colors, incorporation of subtle imagery, and accentuation with light, illicit images of Rothko and Pollock.

The interaction of stable moods and emotive colors at the surface with the chaos of the Pollock-like lines beneath, solicit the viewer to draw on emotions and feelings from the viewer's own experiences. The colors are rich, with deep hues, and are combined harmoniously on the canvas.
"My paintings are a study and an expression of the moods and the chaos that are Life, says Mr. Williamson. "Life's chaotic undercurrents are the movements in the background of the painting, while closest to us are the
emotions that color this view."