Erleichda

Keffer’s semi-abstract diagrammatic paintings evoke circuit boards and technological devices. He writes, “There are often references to circuitry, which are used primarily to symbolize information to which we have no access. I see ultimate truths as unknowable and hope to mirror our state of not knowing. On a poetic level, I hope my work evokes remnants of a future digital past.” The title Erleichda refers to a fictional language used to communicate between different dimensions in the 1984 Tom Robbins novel, Jitterbug Perfume.