More often that not the artist will exploit the visually rhetorical force of highlighting the gaps or voids that are assiduously maintained as conspicuous fissures between the washed surfaces. The end-results are precariously balanced compositions whose freewheeling parts vie for attention from the beholder. There is a conversation between parts that take place in the artist’s works that animate the visual experience for the viewer. It includes ruminations and speculations about the forces between completion and deferral, between order and disorder, between centering and dissolution.

The delicate compositional balance that pervades each piece suggest, then, a momentary state of quiet and stillness within flux. What becomes abundantly clear in Dule’s work is the artist’s indispensable capacity to attain a certain emotional detachment. This distance, evidently a hard-won professional stance acquired after years of development, has allowed him to involve the viewer in those humanistic issues which have a bearing on his work.