clumps

Cheetos, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 20x16in

Boogers, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 20x16in

Untitled, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 12x9in

Untitled, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 12x9in

together ™

Port Authority, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 16x20in

South Station, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 16x20in

Roland Garros, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 16x20in

Conference Finals, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 16x20in

bloom

Untitled, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 11x14in

Untitled, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 11x14in

Untitled, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 11x14in

Untitled, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 11x14in

ground

Cloth, 2022 / Acrylic, cloth, and modeling paste on canvas 14x11in

Cardboard, 2022 / Acrylic, cardboard, and modeling paste on canvas 14x11in

Rubber, 2022 / Acrylic, crackle, modeling paste, and rubber on canvas14x11in

Receipt, 2022 / Acrylic, crackle, modeling paste, and paper on canvas 14x11in

drive

Test Drive, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 12x16in

Wiper Fluid, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 12x16in

Blizzard, 2022 / Acrylic on canvas 12x16in

window

Holiday, 2021 / Acrylic on canvas 30x24in

Untitled, 2021 / Acrylic on canvas 30x24in

Untitled, 2020 / Charcoal and oil on canvas 36x24in

Window, 2020 / Acrylic, charcoal, and oil on canvas 36x24in

Untitled, ‘21

The painting depicts the view outside my bedroom window. Done in the last weeks of 2021, it serves as a mirror more than a window, a reflection of my internal state at the time. It reads to me as cynical and guarded; the edges of the sky fall just short of the window frame, betraying the illusion of depth, revealing the surface-ness of the painting - all that lies beneath is the bare canvas. And the exaggerated hardship found in the carcass of a car, where there isn't one. And the smudged brown swirls inside the frame suggest the person wanted a clearer view, but not enough for full transparency both ways.

pollen

Strange Weather, 2021 / Oil on canvas 24x18in