Studio
Studio Series
My practice is series-driven rather than style-bound. Over time, I work through distinct bodies of work—each shaped by its own materials, questions, and visual language. Together, these series reflect a multidimensional practice grounded in restraint, attention, and long-term exploration.
Saugatuck Series
The Saugatuck Series takes its name from my family’s seventeenth-century farm along the Saugatuck River, spanning what is now Norwalk and Westport, Connecticut.
The title is a quiet acknowledgment of place and continuity—how landscapes hold memory, and how returning to the same ground can still produce new visual language. Like the river itself, the work moves through shifting layers, subtle structure, and moments of emergence that unfold gradually across the surface.
COMB MOSS SERIES
Early works exploring growth and atmosphere through layered blues and greens, introducing an organic visual language that anticipates the my later forest-based paintings.
