Co-founder at Cohart

Artist

Co-founder at Cohart- Art advisor

Abstract Artist

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You fade in at the day’s end.
Screenglow stock photo.


Digital Art

Moody

Vibrant

Dreamy

Romantic

Bold

Minimalist

It Might Rain Today (Game Face)

Knowledge, success, and material pursuits are not enough to sustain us. The composition mirrors the unforeseen paths we take, inviting reflection on the choices and values that shape a fulfilling life. It asks viewers to contemplate what truly makes life meaningful—love, family, spirituality—and how these elements enrich our existence.

None of It Is Infinite Enough to Sustain You

The piece suggests that the pursuit of knowledge and material success is not enough to lead a full, meaningful life. The red curves represent the paths we take, often guided by intellect and ambition, while the heavy, textured gray suggests the weight of solitude and the absence of deeper connection.

You Can Know a Lot and It Can Do You No Good

Soft curves of green, pink, and warm neutrals evoke a sense of nurturing and care. The composition, drawing inspiration from Mary Cassatt's series of mother and children, blends forms that recall the tender, protective gestures of motherhood.

Even Within a Monster Hides a Saint

A visual exploration of resilience and renewal, expressed through abstract curves, symbolizing the cyclical nature of life and the constant opportunity for new beginnings. The composition, embodies the roundness and fluidity of an infinite loop, while the soft blues and whites create a calm yet dynamic foundation.

Endless Do-overs

This work channels the complex emotions tied to the loss of a parent, blending warm tones into flowing curves that evoke both absence and presence. The composition conveys a sense of quiet strength and ethereal beauty, symbolizing the enduring impact of a loved one who is no longer physically present but remains in spirit.

I'm not here, but I am present

This work explores the complex relationship between information, memory, & personal interpretation. Acrylic paint interwoven with collaged fragments from tech magazines creates a layered composition. Small remnants of the magazines—mouse pointers, illustrations of arms—peek through the layers, acting as fleeting remnants of the original content.

Unsupervised Learning (Knowledge Object)

This work reimagines the traditional Madonna and Child motif through an abstract lens. The colors and composition radiate energy of nurturing love and boundless potential, capturing the innocence and dynamic spirit of youth and the possibilities that lie ahead.

Sister Daughter Mother

This abstract work captures the tension between growth and resistance, using the shifting tones of sandy yellows, rich oranges, and deep blues to evoke the beach as both a place of possibility and uncertainty.

All of Us Are Either Trying to Grow Up or Not To

This abstract painting explores the delicate balance between stillness and movement, using a palette that blends natural warmth with vibrant accents. It invites viewers to feel the harmony of opposing forces: the tranquility of rest and the drive toward action, suggesting that both are essential and interconnected.

(Peace) and (Purpose)

This painting draws its energy from the vivid, exaggerated world of comic books, using bold smears of red, blue, and yellow to evoke the emotions that leap off the page—action, violence, and a strange, seductive thrill. The painting captures the tension between brutality and excitement, where violence becomes both spectacle and story.