My art practice regularly begins with something circular, a circle itself, or the concepts of chance and coincidence. Systematic coincidence is present in the work in both material and the meaning while locking down ephemeral moments. The materials used in the work can be controlled to a degree, leaving possibilities for coincidental shifts due to their natural properties. Frequently contrasting materials that loosen up their nature, such as ink and water are used. Other materials include time-based subjects vintage film, sound, and plants.

Todd Hainline is an artist and educator currently living and working in Madrid Spain. Hainline has taught academic and studio-based courses at accredited private international and public schools. He has taught in Maryland, Kansas, Egypt, and Spain. Todd Hainline earned an MFA in Interdisciplinary Art Practice from the School of Visual Arts in NYC and he was mentored by Doug and Mike Starn. Exhibitions include: Oxford Ohio, Eaton Hotel KS, Seibert Studio SF, Schultz Campus Alexandria Egypt, Palacio Estoril Portugal, Sanchez Ochoa Logroño Spain, Galleria Detursa Madrid Spain, Banco Rothchilds Madrid, Present Company Brooklyn NY, Theresa Byrnes NYC.