I’m drawn to the space where tradition meets experimentation.

Through acrylic and digital media, I explore what happens when old forms are given new life, when brushstrokes meet pixels, and intuition meets innovation. I don’t paint to perfect; I paint to discover. My work lives in that in-between: part ritual, part play, part search for something timeless in a fast-moving world.

Thematically, I'm drawn to intense emotional landscapes and the raw power of color.

Pacific NorthWest Afternoon

If you’ve ever walked through the woods out here when the sun finally breaks through the mist, you know that exact feeling—damp air, rich earth, and a sudden, warm glow lighting up the canopy.

With Pacific Northwest Afternoon, I wanted to capture that quiet magic. I built up the surface with thick, heavy layers of paint—rich mossy greens, rust, muted gold, and soft blush—to mirror the messy, beautiful texture of the forest floor. It’s less about painting a specific place and more about recreating the memory of standing in those woods, feeling grounded, quiet, and completely surrounded by nature.

This piece was featured in Issue 002 of ABSTRACTICS: The Journal of Abstract and Nonrepresentational Art! Seeing my work printed alongside so many incredible artists is such a pinch-me moment. Huge thanks to the team at ABSTRACTICS for including me in this edition!

After Fragonard

A reimagining of The Swing filtered through the color and climate of the Pacific Northwest. The Rococo scene erodes into gesture and coastal light; only atmosphere, movement, and memory remain.

Hybrid painting integrating digital construction with physical acrylic gesture.

Full size painting

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The inspiration

Maps of the Unseen

This piece traces what can’t be pinned down—emotions, memories, undercurrents of thought. It’s a landscape without geography, where colors and forms flow like rivers of feeling.

(Mixed Media: Acrylic and Digital)

Icarus

A flight through color, rhythm, and risk.
This piece is inspired by the myth of Icarus—not in the fall, but in the thrill of rising. Layers of gesture and gold echo the moment before everything melts—the beauty of being bold enough to fly.

(Mixed Media: Acrylic and Digital)

Cadmium

There are colors that don’t stay quiet—this is one of them.

Cadmium is a study in intensity: emotional, chromatic, spiritual. It lives in the space where fire becomes language—where feeling rushes in before form can catch up. It’s not meant to be explained. Only entered.

(Mixed Media: Acrylic and Digital)

Through Columbia Gorge

Beauty passing in a blur, colors colliding, gone before you can hold them.

(Mixed Media: Acrylic and Digital)