ATLANTA

Oh…you have found me.

If you have purchased a piece from me, thank you.

I use old magazines because I like old paper, a lot. The material feels honest and romantic. I’ve always wanted to meet someone at a bar and for them to write their number on a matchbook. Everything gets lost in my phone. There is little romance in there.

I like paper because it’s easy to control and keeps the process grounded. Control is big.

Posture, vertical weight, hierarchy, discipline, restrained movement, bodies treated as structures. Architectural shapes.

My work introduces something awkward by attempting to interrupt this type of control. Loose scribbles and imperfection lines against rigid sharp forms. It’s by no means new. Who doesn’t love a juxtaposition? The friction makes it interesting.

Some pieces have confidence. Others are over explained and crowded with too many ideas. I try to leave some things unresolved. But there are many sides to me competing for attention. So...here we are.