Statement

I’ve always been fascinated by the inner world of things. My curiosity about the essence of experience often leads me to ask questions like, “What’s the color of joy?” or “What’s the shape of curiosity?” In this way, my work aims to point toward something ephemeral yet intrinsic—an underlying layer of reality. Stylistically, I’m guided by forms and tones that are more representative than illustrative, allowing intuition to shape the process.

Background

As a child, I dreamed of becoming a comic book artist, but eventually fell in love with abstract expressionism—both as an art movement and as a way of life. After moving from Seattle to San Francisco, I spent over a decade selling my work to private collectors and exhibiting paintings throughout the city. I was fortunate to collaborate with local cafés, galleries, and larger corporate clients such as Starbucks, The Gap, and T-Mobile.

Now based in Austin, I’m exploring new colors, themes, and textures, while continuing to share and exhibit my work.