• Abstraction, Mixed Media on Watercolor Paper, approx 18" x 24"

    This swirling mass of lines and hatchings were such a fun exploration of line and value.

  • Detail of Abstraction

  • Process Image for Abstraction

    While working on the large drawing I used many different thin pens to carefully fill in the lines with crosshatching.

  • Line Study, Ink on Paper

    Another example where I took this idea of circles and hatching and made them squeeze, contrasting them with areas with little to no hatching.

  • Line Study, Mixed Media on Paper, 11" x 14"

  • Line Study, Mixed Media on Paper, 11" x 14"

  • Line Study, Mixed Media on Paper, 11" x 14"

Rome Art Program

Plein Air Painting

  • Rome Art Program Weekly Display. During my Residency in 2016, I would present my work weekly to everyone. This is the wall of all of my art I produced in ONE Week. The middle one SOLD at Auction!

  • View of San Pietro from Giardino d'Arancia, Acrylic on Paper Composite, approx. 25" x 35"

  • Charcoal sketch from Villa d'Arancia, Charcoal on paper

  • Nocturne at Piazza San Pietro

  • Charcoal study of Piazza San Pietro, charcoal on watercolor paper, approximately 24" x 36"

Map-inspired Relief Abstractions on Canvas

  • Relief Abstraction, Mixed Media on Canvas approx. 16" x 20"

  • Relief Abstraction, Mixed Media on Canvas, approx 24" x 36"

  • Panel Series of Relief Abstractions, Mixed Media on Canvas, each 11" x 14"

  • Process Image 1

  • Process Image 2

The Quantum Book

The Quantum Book is an altered book that was created from an antique monograph of the Chartres Cathedral in France. The book’s spine disintegrated due to its age age and I thought that the book demanded an artistic investigation. I made sure to seal every page in clear acrylic to respect the age and delicate nature of the book’s contents. Since I was pursuing an advanced physics degree, and studying carefully the antithesis of certainty that Quantum Mechanics affords and how that contrasts with a worldview of certainty that religions provide.

  • Companion Piece to the Quantum Book, Oil on Canvas, 24" x 36"

    Companion Piece to the Altered book I created. This image combines imagery from the Cosmic Microwave Background onto the imagery from the Chartres Cathedral in France.

  • The Quantum Book

  • Detail of the Quantum Book Cover

    The formula is Schrodinger’s Equation, which is a fundamental description of a particle’s behavior.

  • Detail of the Reverse Side of the Quantum Book

    The formula presented on the back of the altered book is Heisenberg’s Uncertainty principle. It means that everything, including the most certain and basic of conclusions always has some error.

  • Detail image of a page exerpt

  • Detail image of a page exerpt

  • Detail image of a page exerpt

  • Detail image of a page exerpt

Undergraduate Thesis at Bard College

  • Gallery view of Senior Thesis gallery show

  • New York City, Mixed Media on Canvas, 5' x 6'

  • Detail of New York City

  • The Hudson River Valley, Mixed Media on Canvas, 5' x 6'

  • Chicago, Mixed Media on Canvas, 5' x 6'

  • Detail of Chicago

Landscape Photography

  • Frozen Waterfall in Kaaterskill State Park c. March 2017

  • Journey's End at Olana State Park, Olana State Park, NY

  • Goodbye Bard College Pt 1

  • Goodbye Bard College, Part 2

  • Evening by the Lake in Austin

My Fine Art body of work is just as varied as my post collegiate career. I primarily work in Painting, Drawing, and Photography. My art reflects my connections to all of the places I have been. I love abstraction and plein air landscape work.

After graduating from Bard College, I owned and operated a personal studio in Catskill, NY. On display in the lower image are two of four mural sized canvasses I made for my undergraduate thesis project that blended Abstraction and Cartography into monumental canvases.

In Cleveland, I got my Masters in Physics and Entrepreneurship at Case Western Reserve University. In Cleveland, I rented space at Artful Cleveland. The space I rented there allowed me to connect with a many working artists.

After I moved away from Cleveland to pursue my career in Game Design, my fine arts focus shifted towards art and work geared for video games. However, I never lost my true identity as an artist and have committed to it here in downtown Orlando.

Here is my fine arts resume, linked.

Get in touch.

If you Since I am represented by Mills Gallery Orlando, and am preparing for a show, commissions are available only in limited styles. If you have any inquiries regarding other things, please let me know.