We experience the world as overlapping sensations: wind, color, brightness, texture, scent, sound, and more… all while our minds chatter away. In recent paintings, I use varied techniques (scrapes, drips, splatter, and brushwork), composition, writing, and color to evoke some of that complexity. I build paintings through many overlapping layers — playing gloss against matte, opacity against transparency — to create rich, emergent surfaces. My paintings vary in style, but hallmarks include bold color, gestural marks, simple shapes, silly faces, and graffiti-like writing that stand out at first glance, while the complex interplay of layers and rhythm reveals itself to patient viewers.

Recently exhibited: These paintings were shown during November and December 2025 as part of a group show: Abstractions: Expressing the spiritual through a personal visual aesthetic at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Olympia.

Snapshots of other painted work: