My work is an exploration of structure, color, and memory. Whether I am deconstructing an interior through the lens of Geometric Cubism or capturing the fleeting light of a Hudson Valley marsh, my goal is to translate the energy of a place into a bold, visual language.
Working primarily in acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas, I employ heavy, deliberate brushstrokes to create texture and movement. My style sits at the intersection of Modern Impressionism and Abstract Architecture. I am fascinated by how a 16th-century alleyway in Prague or a busy street corner in Brooklyn can be broken down into essential shapes and vibrant palettes that resonate with the modern viewer.
Deeply influenced by my surroundings in Rhinebeck, NY, and my travels abroad, my paintings serve as a bridge between the historical and the contemporary. I invite the viewer to see the world not just as it is, but as a collection of fragmented moments, bold colors, and enduring light