Studio Art
I am a multi-disciplinary artist, working through photography, illustration, and graphic design.
While the subject matter of my art is broad, the bulk of my work deals with ephemerality, privacy, and ritual.
Life is fleeting, and to be remembered, you must first be known.
I am especially interested in how these themes appear in the changing landscape of my hometown, and it's liminal spaces; the attention economy and surveillance capitalism. Formally, my artwork is unified by interest in the shifting effects of light as it reflects, refracts, and glows.
Strange encounters of the suburban kind
The Twins (2024)
Gloaming Trio (2023) and Tumnus Transformed (2023)
Evening Transmutation (2024) and Conclave (2024)
OUR MAIN COMPETITOR IS SLEEP
Data animations
Echolocation and Trackers
Receipt data ephemera
Ride the Dillo Free Zine - (Work In Process)
Inspired by gritty, DIY aesthetics of photocopied zines in the 80s and 90s, when the bus was running. Elements to finish include the drawing of the armadillo playing the guitar, listing sources, and the text describing Robert Moses' destructive influence.
Verses Zine - Indicator Light
My first car as private, yet liminal safe-haven. space to chill in, hatred of driving, rituals of saftey.