For as long as I can remember, making art has been my way of making sense of the world. Over the
past fifty years, I’ve worked with just about everything—paint, collage, found objects,
photography, digital tools—always following my curiosity and letting the materials lead the way.
My process is about exploration, not perfection. I enjoy experimenting, trying new combinations,
and letting accidents shape the final result. Each piece is its own journey; sometimes it’s
planned, but just as often it’s a surprise.
I’m interested in how ordinary things can become extraordinary when seen in a new context. I
collect scraps, memories, and ideas, and put them together in ways that hopefully invite people
to slow down and look a little closer.
This archive is a record of a life spent making things—some polished, some rough around the
edges, all honest. If my work sparks a sense of wonder or connection in someone else, then I
feel I’ve done my job.
