Field Recording with Funghi, 2025, oil on panel, 24"x24"

Utopian Decay Series, I, Ground pigment in walnut oil on canvas, 2024, 36" x36"

Field Recording with Funghi, underpainting, oil on panel, 24"x24"

Field Recording with Stones, oil on panel, underpainting, 2025

Audio Session in Dome, underpainting, oil on panel, 24"x24", 2025

Audio Session in Dome, oil on panel, 24"x24, 2025

The Meddler (GMO), Mineral pigment in walnut oil on canvas (unstretched), 50x80", 2024

Zapple Plant, Mineral pigment and walnut oil on canvas, 48"x48", 2024

The Alkalines, Mineral pigment on canvas, 48"x48", 2024

Field Recording with Stones & Bones, oil on panel, 24" x 24", 2025

Utopian Decay Series, II, Mineral pigment in walnut oil on canvas, 48" x 48", 2024

Utopian Decay Series, III, Mineral pigment and walnut oil on canvas, 36" x36", 2024

Utopian Decay Series, IV, Mineral pigment on canvas, 36" x 36", 2024

Glitch - Field Recording, Mineral pigment on canvas, 48" 48", 2024

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Expanded Garden + Me, Acrylic on paper, 5'x10', 2023

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I work in ground mineral pigments and walnut oil on stretched or suspended canvas, panel, and acrylic on oversized paper. Compositions are improvised. Sizes vary from 24” - 96”+

I began as a painter in 2001, trained in the discipline of surface, gesture, and colour before my practice grew outward into video, sound, media arts, social practice, and installation. Painting has always remained a quiet through-line as a place where ideas first take shape, where thinking becomes embodied, and where I return to steady my hand and attention.

Though much of my early work has been lost through moves, transitions, and the shifting terrain of my career, painting continues as a behind-the-scenes practice that anchors my larger multidisciplinary world. I approach each canvas as a site of attunement and inquiry, a way to sense through colour and form what later emerges in my ecological, sonic, and relational projects. I will continue to paint, as a private laboratory, a companion practice, and a place of ongoing discovery.