My paintings explore heritage, memory, and the places that live inside us. Lush oil on wood, tropical color, and fluid brushwork evoke the emotional landscapes of identity. Prints now available — bring a piece of story and soul into your space. 

North Park is a terrible name for a painting, and the subject of this work doesn't reflect the San Diego neighborhood that it's named for in a literal sense, but emotionally, it is spot on. I was in a strange relationship. I was in the midst of a relapse that was dangerous and exhilarating. Like all of my history, it is simultaneously cringe inducing and sweetly nostalgic. The emotions I was feeling at that time felt mythic, and the aesthetics of the sixties southern California neighborhood it was happening in feels clownish in it's dichotomy. 

• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil

• Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)

• Giclée printing quality

• Opacity: 94%

• ISO brightness: 104%

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