My work explores transition, memory, and the marks that experiences leave behind.

Growing up in a military family, serving in the Navy, studying architecture, and moving through multiple careers and chapters of life has made me interested in what remains after change occurs. I am drawn to the evidence of transformation—the layers, revisions, scars, and histories that shape both people and places.

Working intuitively through layering, obscuring, revealing, and carving back into the surface, I build paintings that hold traces of their own making. Nothing is completely erased. Earlier decisions remain visible beneath later ones, creating a visual record of growth, adaptation, and becoming.

While my work is abstract, it is rooted in lived experience and the belief that transformation is rarely a clean break from the past. Instead, each new chapter carries fragments of what came before.