Threads of Emotion

Unfinished* Wall Mural

“Unfinished Wall Mural” is a large-scale, process-driven mural study that explores the act of creation in its raw and transitional state. Rather than presenting a fully resolved image, the work emphasizes structure, gesture, and layering as the primary visual language. The composition reflects the physical and emotional stages of mural-making, where forms emerge, overlap, and remain intentionally open-ended. The piece treats the wall as both surface and subject—highlighting construction, interruption, and negative space as essential elements of the design. Areas of incompletion are not ...

Masked by: OPPRESSION

“Masked by Oppression” is a contemporary abstract conceptual work that explores themes of identity, restriction, and emotional concealment through visual metaphor. The piece centers on the idea of “masking” as both a protective and imposed condition—where the self is layered, hidden, or distorted by external forces such as societal expectation, systemic pressure, and internalized emotional weight. Through abstract form, gestural movement, and expressive layering, the work suggests figures or presences that are partially obscured, fragmented, or compressed within the composition. The...

Messy Substances

“Messy Substances” is an intuitive abstract painting that explores materiality, chaos, and uncontrolled transformation through layered, fluid mark-making. The composition emphasizes physical paint behavior—blending, spreading, overlapping, and resisting control—creating a surface that feels active, unstable, and in constant motion. Rather than depicting a recognizable subject, the work focuses on the interaction between materials and emotion, treating paint itself as both subject and language. The “messy substances” refer to the unpredictable nature of mixed media, pigment, and ge...

Daydreams Of A Fairytale

Life was simple then

Rowan

“Rowan” is an intuitive abstract painting built through layered gesture, color interaction, and emotional mark-making. Rather than depicting a literal subject, the work functions as a visual record of process—where movement, texture, and instinct guide the composition. The surface feels active and unresolved, allowing space for interpretation and emotional response. Through shifts in tone, density, and rhythm, the piece reflects a sense of internal landscape rather than external representation...

cry me a river

B&W

POST

BRAIN ROT

Also used orange marker...

In the Sky

Up the Mountains

Gatlinburg Sky Bridge...

Twist and Turns

Rocky

where earth melts

Energies in Motion

Untitled (2)

We Are All One

untitled (4)

Untitled (5)

GREEDY AMERICA

Biblical

I Need A Girl

Ten I See

ultimatums