“The North End” 2026 Acrylic on Linen 65”/80”
“The North End” is meant to express my own social anxieties, repressed tensions, and the sense that things are not what they seem beneath the surface. Expressing a moment of unease, and the desire to avoid difficult confrontation.

Wanted to show a studio view of my paintings to give a sense of scale and overall feel.

Portrait of Willow 2026 24"/30" Acrylic on panel

My most recent paintings explore unsettling encounters in surreal spaces. Focusing on the uneasy feeling of being out of place and moments when something feels wrong, but we are uncertain what it is. Through these works, I’m examining ideas about social anxieties, repressed tensions, and the sense that things are not what they seem beneath the surface.

“Days of Sodom” Acrylic on Linen 58”/80” 2025
“Days of Sodom” examines control, power, and identity through an absurd ceremony. Depicting life under masked rulers. Masked figures abuse and threaten the vulnerable, their manipulative power over society and its willingness to control others.

“Unknowable” Acrylic on Linen 65”/80” 2025
“Unknowable” depicts the vulnerability of being exposed with nowhere to hide while others wear masks that conceal their identities and intentions. Its strong color and atmospheric space is designed to heighten tension and unease.

(Left) "Well Rounded" 20"-50" Acrylic on panel 2025
“Well-Rounded” depicts a full-figure portrait of a party guest wearing a dalmatian mask and holding a puppet, which in turn holds a smaller puppet. The buttons covering his coat suggest the many social signals and false beliefs he uses to hide his intentions while manipulating the weak to control one another.
(Right) "Wish Granter" 20"-50" Acrylic on panel 2025
Wish Granter” presents a full-figure portrait of a party guest depicted as a goddess or religious saint. The puppet she holds symbolizes her control over the powerless, suggesting she offers not fulfillment, but only the illusion of wishes.

I’m currently working on a series of satirical paintings that depict allegorical scenes of excesses through an absurd masquerade ball, designed to explore themes of bourgeoisie inauthenticity, and decadence. While blending Baroque style “realism” with contemporary social critique.

"Fancy Feast" 36"-48" Acrylic on canvas 2025
“Fancy Feast” depicts a masquerade party where guests wear cat masks as real cats roam freely around them. The scene is meant to be melancholic, suggesting their ritual feels disconnected from reality outside the party. The guests feel indifferent to the grandness, and the atmosphere feels more like a funeral. As if knowing the end is coming.

"Little Things Everyday" Acrylic on canvas 36"/48" 2025
The rabbit masks hide their identities, symbolizing the dehumanizing effects of ruling over society, and the portrayal of cows/calves represents subservience and dependency on authority.

"You Deserve This" Acrylic on canvas 36"/48" 2025
“You Deserve This” reflects the loss of bees driven by greed and corruption, and the attempt by elites to recreate what has been destroyed. The painting speaks to the illusion that technology can replace what exploitation has erased.

"Just Getting Started" Acrylic on canvas 36"/48" 2025
“Just Getting Started” depicts a murder scene at a masquerade, where party guests surround the deceased and conduct an absurd investigation into the mystery. The setting resembles a theatrical stage, emphasizing the surreal and performative nature of the scene.

Below are a few works in progress photos.

The paintings below are based on the AGATHA, a narrative feature film and Graphic Novel. Revealing the dark secrets harbored in the land, by way of witchcraft, and madness. A tale of guilt, regret, terror, and consequences, with a dash of experimental animation thrown in for good measure!

“By the Window” - Acrylic on Panel (24”/36”)

“Old Sweater” - Acrylic on Panel 48”/24”

“At the Park” - Acrylic on Panel 12”/14”

“The Old Farmer” - Acrylic on Panel 12”/14”

“Black Rock suburbs” Acrylic on Panel 24”/40”

“Remington Factory” Acrylic on Panel 24”/38”

“Mountain Grove Cemetery” Acrylic on Panel 24”/40”