est. 2001.
Art on the move
Self Portraits
Video work
Digital Cartoon Drawings
Art on the move
"Cutting it Up" presents a series of weavings deliberately installed in diverse outdoor environments across Georgia, Florida, and Texas. These meticulously crafted pieces are designed to be impermanent, existing solely within the moment of their installation. Each weaving engages directly with its surroundings, creating a transient dialogue with the environments ,natural and man made, before its eventual removal.
Self Portraits
Exploring the depiction of my face through portraiture, I use a long-exposure camera lens to blur the boundaries between the first movement and the last. This approach disguises distinct moments, creating a fluid, ethereal representation that transcends traditional notions of time and identity.
Video Works
The videos below are excerpts from installations that explore the "plastics" of painting beyond the canvas. Bright, flashing colors are juxtaposed with soundscapes that blend high-pitched horror music and slowed-down opera singing, creating a sensory tension between opposing forces. These works delve into the extremes—light and darkness, life and death—inviting viewers to confront the unsettling yet harmonious interplay of opposites.
Digital Cartoons
Exploring awkward and grieving moments intertwined with happiness joy and excitement. In between the hurt and joy these humorous cartoons digital, lithography prints, paintings on wood panel, acrylic and ink on paper are a methodical way to heal through dark humor but with color.
