One could say my artistic journey began when I was a young child and I dunked my head into a beehive because I just wanted to understand what was going on. Many years later I entered art school where I began the long arduous study of being a professional artist by spending countless hours in life drawing, painting, and sculpture. During this time, I became increasingly drawn to formal abstraction—less as a style than as a way of thinking through form, space, and constraint.
In pursuing this interest, I turned to digital media as a means of testing compositional and optical ideas more fluidly. What began as a tool for experimentation gradually became an end in itself. The digital space allowed me to define and explore problems directly, without the slow accumulation required by physical processes. It offered a way to work more immediately with structure, variation, and transformation.
This website functions as a living catalog—an evolving archive of these ongoing visual experiments.