I’m drawn to how different mediums talk to each other. I work big and small, from huge murals you can get lost in to intimate scenes you have to lean in to see. The small ones are full of surreal little landscapes and creatures I build from found objects and mixed media. There are hidden doors, odd textures, twists you find on the second look. Whether it’s a found wall space or a tiny sculpture scene in a shadowbox, I want it to feel like a dreamscape someone can actually step into.

I think of what Georgia O’Keeffe said: “Interest is the most important thing in life; happiness is temporary, but interest is continuous.” Curiosity is my engine. If something moves me, I want that charge to hit you in front of the work. I build from paint, clay, light until feeling turns to gesture, scene, story. I’m known around Seattle for murals where skies go wild. Clouds feel surreal, electrically charged, painted in the brightest colors I can mix.

I’d use it to build a large scale immersive art show where people can step into the dreamworld. I’d invest in materials and time to create a walk-through dreamscape with hidden doors, shadowboxes, and live moments, fusing painting, sculpture, and performance. I hope to continue to spark curiosity, wonder, and a new path forward for my art work and unique process, and I’d like to inspire anyone who enters my world or explores this work to do the same. Let’s stay curious ? ?️