Shots from the studio.

Art studio with three large paintings on the wall, depicting abstract floral designs and nuclear blasts in monochrome. Art supplies and tools scattered across tables and floors, including paint cans, brushes, paper towels, and reference photographs.

These are some new works currently on the studio wall, all of which are made with earth-pigmented acrylic on raw canvas.

Three abstract paintings with brown and beige strokes, each framed, hang on a white gallery wall. Art supplies and tools are on a small black cart, stool, and nearby floor.

Abstract Geometries, various sizes, Raw earth-based (Sourced in Brazil) acrylic on canvas

Brown and beige acrylic painting on canvas of an atomic test, characterized by loose, flowing brushstrokes and undefined forms, creating a sense of organic movement.

Priscilla, 72 × 96” - 183 × 244cm, Earth based acrylic on canvas , 2026

Abstract black and white painting with bold, sweeping brush strokes and splatters.

This piece is one of the last works I made before moving my studio. I often return to work that doesn't fit neatly into my larger body of work, curious about why it came to be. This one feels like it still has something to tell me about where the work might be heading.

A painting of a large nuclear blast, with horizontal brushstrokes in shades of brown, beige, and black. The painting features a dark upper section that curves inward and a lighter lower section with textured areas.

Tsar, 120 × 96” - 305 × 244cm, Earth based acrylic on canvas , 2026

Artist studio with two large, vertically hanging canvases, one featuring a detailed painting of a rose and the other with a nuclear blast, surrounded by art supplies, a step stool, and a ladder.

Another studio wall shot, Earth based acrylic on canvas , 2026