I celebrate the natural beauty that is around us and explore how fragile it can be. My work is informed by my travels to North America’s natural wonders, my undergraduate minor in geology and my garden. My works simplify natural and man-made patterns and are inspired by views from airplane windows and my frequent experiences in nature. My current work explores the complexities of the environment and its coexistence with man. My intention is to convey interesting compositions from a distance that offer small surprises upon closer inspection. My background in graphic design shapes my working style, which is rhythmic, layered and direct.

My current work is focused on a few areas.

Finer Things. I believe that big-picture views are important. Then again, they often obscure interesting things. Natural shapes and patterns are quite beautiful and shouldn’t be ignored.

Co-existence. Because we rely on the natural world for food and fun. We must be thoughtful of our impact on these delicate systems to preserve the natural order.

Rejuvenation. Being in nature brings me a sense of calm and renews my perspective. I celebrate those who explore, enjoy and heal in its majesty.