Portfolio

I think that all art is fundamentally autobiographical. Even the most obtuse, minimal conceptual art is telling you all about who the artist is and what they value.

My painting is sort of extended visual journaling. I find things, places, or spaces which move me and try to make paintings that move in the same way.

Recent work

Most recently I've been inspired by the beutiful grit city Tacoma, WA. One painting from Mexico slipped in there too.

Hilltop Neighborhood

Acrylic on birch panel.

10" × 8"

July 8, 2017

Motel 6 in Fife, WA

Acrylic on canvas panel.

8" × 8"

March 5, 2017

Le Donut

Acrylic on canvas.

8" × 10"

February 12, 2017

South Tacoma Way

Acrylic on canvas.

12" × 4"

January 28, 2017

Simpson Tacoma Kraft Paper Mill

Acrylic on canvas.

12" × 4"

Demember 4, 2016

Commencement Bay

Acrylic on canvas.

12" × 4"

November 13, 2016

Guest room

Acrylic on paper.

8" × 10"

September 25, 2016

7 small paintings 2016

After a trip to New York, NY I decided to start painting again.

Caroline on the High Line

Acrylic on paper

9" × 9"

Subway car R3

Acrylic on paper

9" × 9"

2016

Brick Window, High Line

Acrylic on paper

9" × 9"

2016

Union Square

Acrylic on paper

9" × 9"

2016

Empire State Water Tower

Acrylic on paper

9" × 9"

2016

White Wall, High Line

Acrylic on paper

9" × 9"

2016

33rd Street

Acrylic on paper

9" × 9"

2016

Early work

In May of 1999 I finished my Master of Fine Arts thesis and participated in a final exhibition. At the time I had just started learning web development and had gained some mastery of Photoshop.

I tried to combine the latter with painting by taking orignal photography, scanning, printing it, rescanning, layering, and trasnforming in Photoshop. Ultimately I showed 7 digital images printed large scale on water color paper.