Each collection is a destination,
each destination a reminder that fact and fiction often share a border.
Newest Works
Until the Lights Come On
Pull Me Back to You
Still In Your Head
Hold Your Breath
Critically Acclaimed
Between the Leap and the Abyss
Featured in Architectural Digest
Pretending
Leslie-Lohman Museum Gala donation
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Beautés, Ombres, et Effets
Highlight artwork in solo show
Spatial Expansion
Featured in Hi-Fructose
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Sundays in the Solarium
A retreat into lush, sunlit greenery—proof that no garden, or man, stays well-behaved for long. Step inside, sweat a little, and let the veneer slip.
Beyond the Observatory Roof
Travel here to watch the stars burn themselves to ash in their own appetites, like any creature driven by desire. Stay long enough and you’ll hear a silence so vast it shrinks your troubles to their proper size.
Behind the Pool House
By the sea, reflections misbehave. Water bends the truth, air edits the script, and surfaces insist on showing you versions of yourself constantly revised by sunlight and whim.
Above the Tree Line
A higher altitude itinerary, where oxygen thins and bodies harden, fracture, glow, and reform. Everything here has survived something. Come prepared to lose scale; the view improves once there’s nothing left to hide.
Lucid Afternoons
A destination for those who find freedom in a playful, open-air interlude—where logic steps out for a brief, exhilarating holiday and the world feels wonderfully unsupervised.
Weekend in the City
An urban itinerary in portraits. The city in dialogue with the people who move through it. A reminder that cities are machines built to amplify our contradictions, and thank goodness for that.