I create abstract landscapes as balanced fields where form and space carry equal weight. By removing traditional hierarchy, my work evokes a sense of tranquility and spatial equilibrium, inviting the viewer into a state of quiet meditation.

My practice is informed by twenty years as a professional commercial artist, a journey that began with my degree at Stanford. This background in visual communication eventually led me to shift into fine art, where I now focus on a personal exploration of the intersection between memory and environment. 



I live and work in New York City.

Materials & Sustainability

I work exclusively with a fully archival process to ensure the longevity and stability of each piece. I use museum-quality wood panels and professional, plant-based acrylics, both handcrafted in the USA. These materials are selected for their longevity and safety; they are petroleum-free and contain no heavy metals, harsh chemicals, or toxic off-gassing. Because the natural earth pigments are inherently UV-resistant, they offer unsurpassed lightfastness and a permanent finish that ensures the artwork stands the test of time.

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