The "Seeking Spirit and Memories" series explores themes of resilience and reflection, responding to the breakdown of human decency and its social and political consequences. The work channels feelings of frustration and fear into a more hopeful and spiritual expression.
Though the pieces still r...
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This work is part of an ongoing series, "Treasure Towers." Rooted in Buddhist scripture, the term refers to the idea that a "Treasure Tower" of profound wisdom exists within every individual. This inner treasure can be refined and allowed to shine, regardless of our challenging circumstances.
The...
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I'm now back in France resting and reflecting on my exhibition "Raw Hope" held at the Noyes Cultural Center in Evanston, IL. I've been working toward this show for over a year and I wanted to make note of all that I did and learned through the process of creating, shipping and...
This work demonstrates the crafting of a visual vocabulary through ongoing experimentation with burlap, gauze, and stitching. The pieces explore ideas and technique, and record changes in approach and focus.
While some pieces may reference patching and repair, others investigate the physicality o...
I began this series in 2021 in response to studio spatial constraints. Through the process I recognized their potential as both autonomous works and generative studies. These 12" squares serve as an experimental laboratory to develop material sensibilities and explore concepts that can evolve into...
Studio Update
Well it's been about 2 months since I signed the lease to my new studio in Lörrach, Germany. I finally spruced the place up, moved in and am ready to get back to work. Before I do, I thought I would share a bit of the process with you. It was a big task but I'm super happy with the ...





