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A loose menagerie of aquatic and surrealist imagery illustrated over the course of 10 months. None of the artwork was preplanned; I would freely add/modify the composition until the canvas seemed full enough.

In this collage portrait, I combine Artemisia Gentileschi’s "Judith Beheading Holofernes" and Caravaggio’s "The Calling of St. Matthew", using colored paper and red glitter to explore themes of justice, identity, and personal awakening. I insert…

Exploration of personal identity as a trans man.

This piece originally came in a set of 3, this one being the state between realism and the metaphor for a young lily flower. The undetermined edges and harsh impasto are done intentionally to show the uneasy nature that the self stands in. Like…

I have always struggled with falling asleep, so I wanted to depict the opposite of my reality. I chose to represent myself in a womb-like dream space where I am floating in a comfortable state. I wanted to use a common symbol of sheep related to the…

A cool day, with blooming flowers and green trees. And there is a giant power line in the middle of it. Mankind finds a way.

For many years, I’ve used the cotton-paper pages of my 1963 printing of Interpretation of Dreams by Sigmund Freud as the background for paintings and drawings. When displaying these works, I’ve frequently noticed viewers spending extra time reading…

This is a large scale portrait of my best friend highlighting the many aspects of her I find most beautiful.

I made this during an art-block I had while battling my panic disorder back in 2021 (I drank a lot of juice to help)

To say anything more would be a detraction.