Recent Work

My recent work follows two interconnected themes: CONSCIOUSNESS and THE VIEW IS YOU.

CONSIOUSNESS explores the nature of awareness itself. What does it mean to be conscious? Is there a collective consciousness? And what might happen when AI achieves it? These questions weave through my work, reflecting on the unseen forces that shape perception, memory, and connection. A recurring motif is the all-seeing eye, an ancient symbol across cultures and religions. It represents both introspection and our shared experience, urging us to look within while recognizing the greater network of consciousness around us.

THE VEIW IS YOU builds upon these ideas, confronting the shifting roles of observer and observed in an era of AI and algorithm-driven reality. As digital systems analyze, predict, and shape our behavior, a reversal occurs—we are no longer just the viewer; we are also the viewed. My paintings reflect this paradox, challenging the illusion of control in a world where technology reflects us back to ourselves.

Across both themes, my work also critiques how digital media shapes society, often fostering division and isolation by narrowing our perspectives. I seek to counter these forces by emphasizing connection, dialogue, and the beauty of duality. 

By exploring these themes, my paintings serve as a reminder to stay open—to the possibilities, complexities, and to the shared human experience.

My style:

Painting exclusively with acrylic on wood, I blend the all-seeing eyes of Picasso, the bold black-and-white abstraction of Franz Kline, the precise lines of Banksy, and the playful fluidity of Joan Miró.