My work investigates the connection of all beings — across species, across neurologies, across states of consciousness.

I move across subjects and series, each one a different doorway into the same inquiry: what connects us, beneath the surface? From flowers at the height of bloom to the matrix of consciousness itself, from cats in sovereign repose to the collaborative works of neurodivergent minds — every painting asks what it means to be a conscious being in the world.

My practice is rooted in Upstate California, shaped by partnerships in Tehama and Shasta Counties, and informed by the conviction that the full diversity of human perception makes us immeasurably more creative and more whole.