I'm a product of NYC in the late 60s… 
My world was shaped by the grit of old back alleys, statuesque skyscrapers, and radical ideas that challenged the norms of everything that came before. Cool jazz provided my soundtrack and modern art, bold design, and rebellion crept into my soul—igniting a lifelong passion for the drama to be found in unexpected places. 

The art I make today is a continuation of this fascination. I’m always looking for ways to rekindle that delicious drama, drawing my inspiration from overlooked details, edges, and intersections that can stop me in my tracks. This focus is often conveyed in formal, geometrical compositions––devoid of unnecessary distractions––allowing the pure design elements to take center stage.

The depicted spaces are an ongoing rediscovery of who I am—rooted in my past, but always looking forward to what’s coming next. 

Photo: William Gottlieb / Library of Congress