Her work reflects years of experimentation with various mixed media processes that are now integral to her style. With philosophical inquiry as her underlying motivation, Scholis manipulates the grided surface to introduce elements of randomness. While watching the colors and rhythms evolve, she enters into a dialogue with the painting, allowing it to lead. Images and colors become metaphors, the process of painting, a metaphor for transformation. Evident in her art is an exploration of the psyche and the influence of great 20th and 21st century abstractionists such as Diebenkorn and Albers along with some of the playfulness of Klee in her works on paper. Interview