Liminal Dreams

To explore how we grow and evolve, I paint about transitions and the subconscious.

My art explores the emotions that make up our inner monologue and how they project to the outside world. It is mostly figurative, with elements of surrealism and abstraction layered over representational landscapes or color fields. Certain motifs reoccur: a dark haired woman, a young boy, migrating birds, clouds, ocean waves. They are symbolic representations of emotions, as well as indicators of time passing and the pressure of future expectations.

Dreams

Anecdote about dreams, mice, mazes from this american life

Art is the dreaming of society - collective human culture

The stories we tell are the deconstruction and reconstruction of the problems we face

I believe that all art is some form of this - this series is my distilled version of that - finding these dreamlike liminal spaces where i

Attachment Theory

To explore relationships, I paint about attachment and connection.

My art explores the emotions that make up our inner monologue and how they project to the outside world. It is mostly figurative, with elements of surrealism and abstraction layered over representational landscapes or color fields. Certain motifs reoccur: a dark haired woman, a young boy, migrating birds, clouds, ocean waves. They are symbolic representations of emotions, as well as indicators of time passing and the pressure of future expectations.

Social Contracts

Something about attachment To understand my relationships with the people I love, I paint about attachment and connection.

My art explores the emotions that make up our inner monologue and how they project to the outside world. It is mostly figurative, with elements of surrealism and abstraction layered over representational landscapes or color fields. Certain motifs reoccur: a dark haired woman, a young boy, migrating birds, clouds, ocean waves. They are symbolic representations of emotions, as well as indicators of time passing and the pressure of future expectations.