These paintings explore the space between memory and change, where familiar forms shift and new possibilities emerge. Moving between landscape and interior worlds, they reflect moments of transition, uncertainty, and transformation. Guided by observation, intuition, color, and curiosity, each painting develops through a process of discovery, creating spaces where reflection, ambiguity, and possibility coexist.
Part of the Puzzle Paintings series begun in 2008 with architect Gregg Fleishman, Mapping Discontinuities presents five interlocking panels as both image and object. Layered fragments trace memory, landscape, and narrative, suggesting geography as a fluid, subjective construct.
A series of intimate oil paintings reflecting on light, resilience, and transformation. Moving between shadow and clarity, the works trace a quiet radiance that endures. Inspired by the words of Hafiz: “From the blackest of sorrows, diamonds rise, sparkling and free.”
Coastal landscapes meet myth, where figures and tides trace quiet cycles of renewal and balance.
An evolving series where ancient wisdom meets contemporary life. Through abstract forms and elemental contrasts, the paintings trace resilience, connection, and the quiet harmony found between opposites.
Part of The Accounts of Space and Time, this painting traces the meeting of nature and structure, form and formlessness. A meditation on resilience, balance, and quiet growth beneath life’s pressures.
The beginning of The Accounts of Space and Time, paintings where memory, myth, and elemental forces weave together. Layers of color and symbol trace ancestral presence, transformation, and the shifting rhythms of time.
An early practice rooted in devotion to craft, nature, and quiet observation. From woven patterns carrying memory to birds rising from the Ballona Wetlands, these works honor connection between inner life and the living world.
