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So just before July 4 I agreed to take on one of the biggest challenges in my formal art career. I agree that luck meets the prepared mind, but you can never be truly prepared for all the curve balls (aka “life changing opportunities”) life may throw at you. To be straight, great opportunities don’t [...]

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Don’t miss this upcoming group show featuring selected artwork from the past 20 years of the Artist in Residency Program at SF Recology. 20 years is a long time, and San Francisco is truly fortunate to be the only city that supports a program of this kind. This show will reflect the multiple visions and [...]

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In the studio, things are moving full speed as I prepare for what will be the largest solo exhibition of my career. Details to be announced later this week. Here are the first of many photos to come that will take you along for the ride as endless hours of planning, building, and painting come [...]

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I recently finished a large commission piece for Microsoft’s office up in Seattle. The collaboration was inspired from their new project, the KIN. The following are some shots from in the studio to show the progress. The final piece ended up being a bit reminiscent of my older work with my new visual language beginning [...]

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941GEARY has officially entered the art scene here in San Francisco, and they did so with a bang. Here’s some photos of the pieces I contributed as well as just a few other great works on display. Be sure to get over there and see this place in person. More info >> “Slow Journey (phase [...]

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I was recently invited to create a commission piece that would proudly hang in the EcoFabHouse at this year’s Dwell on Design event. From the materials to build the house as well as every item inside, the overarching idea was to create a livable space that’s entirely eco-friendly. I was thrilled to see how well [...]

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Finally had the chance to document the work put in for a private commission I completed at a new start up company in San Francisco. The scale of the building was immense, and the goal was to create an installation that could be appreciated from a distance as well as up close. Dream Catcher Burst

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Recently found out my girlfriend had not been to Disneyland so we both decided to go on our last day in LA. Loving the colors and got to test the abilities of my new digital camera. More photos here >>

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