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Unconventional portraiture has been a frequent theme in my work. Most of my assemblages are figurative, as are my collages, woodblock prints, painting and digital artworks. While the theme is usually based on the human face and figure the media I use
varies from piece to piece and the techniques used are even less uniform. I love exploring new ways to paint, assemble, burn, attach,
solder, etch, glue and sculpt my primary media: wood and metal.
I was raised in New Mexico by an artist mother and a nuclear physicist father. My artistic journey has always dealt with this tension and my path has been to go both ways. My years as a scientist focused on the aesthetic: from the patterns in nature to the rendering of the invisible to the animation of the atmosphere at a planetary scale. My artistic work contains technological influences - from information visualization to algorithmic collage and image generation.
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Exhibitions
2024 Marin Society of Artists: San Rafael, California
2023 De Young Museum: San Francisco, California
2022 Blueline Arts: Roseville, California
2021 Artworks Downtown: San Rafael, California
2005 Woodside Library: Woodside, California
2004 Mid-South Community College: West Memphis, Arkansas
2004 John Joseph Moakley Courthouse: Boston, Massachusetts
2004 The New England Fire and History Museum: Cape Cod, Massachusetts
2003 Chesapeake Performing Arts Center: Wye Mills, Maryland
2003 Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center: Washington DC
2003 Montcalm Community College: Sidney Michigan
2003 Indian Hills Community College: Ottuma, Iowa
2003 Mount Wachusett Community College: Gardner, Massachusetts
2003 The Cornell Museum of Art: Delray Beach, Florida
2003 Gallery 323 West: NYC
2002 Baltimore World Trade Center: Baltimore, Maryland
2002 Chesapeake Gallery: Bel Air, Maryland
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