My work is rooted in intuition, storytelling, and a deep connection to place. I approach painting as a process of discovery rather than design, allowing layers, marks, and revisions to guide each piece as it develops. The surface becomes a record of decisions — both deliberate and instinctual — revealing narratives that are felt more than explained.

 

Influenced by personal history and the visual language of West Texas and the Southwest, my paintings often suggest landscape, figures, or symbolic forms without fully defining them. I’m drawn to the space between abstraction and recognition, where ambiguity invites the viewer to slow down and engage on a personal level. Texture, repetition, and imperfection play a central role in my practice, reinforcing the idea that meaning emerges through process and time.

 

I see painting as a way of holding stories — offering room for interpretation rather than resolution. Each work is an open conversation, shaped as much by what remains unresolved as by what is revealed. 

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I live and work in Texas and am represented by Fort Works Art in Fort Worth, Texas.

 

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