About Me
A Painter in the Pacific Northwest
I’m an oil painter based in Northwestern Washington State, drawn to the strange and the mythic, the intersection between the real and the abstract. I graduated magna cum laude from Pitzer College in Claremont, California, with an honors degree in Organizational Psychology, where much of my research focused on how environments shape human perception and behavior. That thinking still shapes how I build atmosphere, emotion, and psychological weight into every painting.
Alongside my studio practice, I’ve built a large global audience online, sharing my art and process with people around the world. My paintings have been viewed hundreds of millions of times, and I have a combined following of more than 530,000 people across Instagram, Threads, X, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, and LinkedIn.
Beyond painting, I’m an outspoken advocate for environmental conservation, human and animal rights, and I use my platforms to engage in cultural and political conversations that matter to me.
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Beyond gallery representation, I've curated and commissioned original work for private collectors and businesses around the world — from homes across the Pacific Northwest to medical offices and corporate spaces internationally. Each piece is tailored to the space and the story behind it.
I'm always open to new collaborations with designers, galleries, and businesses looking to bring original, human-made art into their spaces — whether that's a single commissioned piece or an ongoing partnership.
My commission calendar is booked through the end of 2026, with a limited number of openings for 2027.
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My senior thesis, "An Analysis and Critique of Mental Health Treatment in American State Prisons and Proposal for Improved Care," examined the systemic failures of mental health care inside the American prison system — how chronic underfunding and inconsistent treatment fuel a cycle of harm and recidivism — and proposed a cost-effective, evidence-based model for reform.
It's gone on to be cited by attorneys arguing in court for improved mental health treatment and against unconstitutional conditions for incarcerated people, and remains one of the pieces of work I'm proudest of.
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