Spencer Rogers' paintings celebrate the notions of freedom, possibility and choices that are inherent in the complex process of creating abstractions. He possesses an unrestrained method of accumulating multitudes of layers. Akin to Gerhard Richter's squeegeed abstractions, Rogers works by freely altering and eradicating his choices. The artist's physical involvement with the work is central, and it's in this process where joy, freedom, and focus flourish. Action exists in art, regardless of medium, and is the basis of creation. Rogers emphatically illustrates his abstraction with these investigations that question the notion of doing. The cause and effect of his movements is transposed onto the canvas, resulting in a series of artworks that is unapologetic in its existence.