Gills, 2025
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on wood panel
30 × 15 x .5 inches
Inspired by the gills on the underside of mushrooms.
Gills 2 and 4, 2025
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink and watercolor on panel
48 × 12 × 1.5 inches
Inspired by the gills on the underside of mushrooms.
Gills 3, 2025
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
24 × 40 x .5 inches
Inspired by the gills on the underside of mushrooms.
Plunge 5, 2025
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
24 × 8 x 1.5 inches (each panel)
Plunge 6, 2025
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
24 × 8 x 1.5 inches (each)
Plunge 3, 2024
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
18 × 42 x 1.5 inches
Plunge reflects the experience of being enveloped by water. Layers of paper and understated color create a sense of depth whose appearance goes through subtle transformations as the viewer changes their angle of view.
Plunge, 2016 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink, watercolor on wood panel
12 x 36 x 1.5 inches
Plunge reflects the experience of being enveloped by water. Layers of paper and understated color create a sense of depth whose appearance goes through subtle transformations as the viewer changes their angle of view.
Flutter 2022 (commission for Levi’s Plaza Hospitality Suite)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
5.5 x 11 feet
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Tremulous Light 3, 2020 (commission)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
36 x 36 x 1.75 inches
The mood and texture of space, light and organic form has played an important part in my work. Inspired by the ephemeral and the anecdotal, this series represents an exploration of luminosity through the use of paper washed with India ink and watercolor. Waves of paper are built up to create a shimmering and ambiguous surface that evokes the play of light and dark on water and landscape.
Tremulous Light, 2019 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
36 x 36 x 2 inches
The mood and texture of space, light and organic form has formed an important part of my work. Inspired by the ephemeral and the anecdotal, these series represent an exploration of luminosity through the use of paper washed with India ink and watercolor. Waves of paper are built up to create a shimmering and ambiguous surface that evokes the play of light and dark on water and landscape.
Fire and Fog, 2020
Mulberry paper, encaustic, India ink on panel
36 x 36 x 1.75 inches
My Fire and Fog series is inspired by two cyclical phenomena that have greatly influenced Northern California landscape. Both fog and fire obliterate, turning scenery and nature into gray, black and light. Familiar shapes return when the fog dissipates; fire however leaves behind an eerily tragic, charred landscape. Fog creates a comforting, quiet, thoughtful solitude – a blanket around us, encourages contemplation. The aftermath of fire creates similar conditions with charred remnants awaiting future rebirth.
Coruscate, 2019
Mulberry paper, India ink, wax on panel
34 x 34 x 2 inches
The mood and texture of space, light and organic form has formed an important role in my work. Inspired by the ephemeral and the anecdotal, these series represent an exploration of luminosity through the use of paper washed with India ink and watercolor. Waves of paper are built up to create a shimmering and ambiguous surface that evokes the play of light on water in the evening.
Flutter, 2021 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
20 x 20 x 2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Kincade Fire Swatches and Black Smoke Rising 3, 2019 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
10.5 x 10.5 inches each
Won 2nd place in Marin MOCA’s Left Coast exhibition, 2020, juried by Hashimoto Contemporary
A meditation about the tragic and charred landscapes left behind by fires.
Evening Lake Study, 2020 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
10.5 x 10.5 inches
The mood and texture of space, light and organic form has formed an important part of my work. Inspired by the ephemeral and the anecdotal, these series represent an exploration of luminosity through the use of paper washed with India ink and watercolor. Waves of paper are built up to create a shimmering and ambiguous surface that evokes the play of light on water in the evening.
Waters Edge, 2018 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
24 x 48 x 2 inches
The mood and texture of space, light and organic form has played an important role in my work. Inspired by the ephemeral and the anecdotal, these series represent an exploration of luminosity through the use of paper washed with India ink, watercolor and coated in wax. Waves of paper are built up to create a shimmering and ambiguous surface that evokes the play of light and dark on water and landscape.
Waters Edge 3, 2018 (commission)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
24 x 72 inch
Deep and Shallow, 2016 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
24 x 30 x 1 inch
The mood and texture of space, light and organic form has played an important part of my work. Inspired by the ephemeral and the anecdotal, these series represent an exploration of luminosity through the use of paper washed with India ink and watercolor. Waves of paper are built up to create a shimmering and ambiguous surface that evokes the play of light and dark on water and landscape.
Edge, 2016 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
18 x 29 x 2 inches
Flutter 2025 4,
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
10.5 x 10.5 x 2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Flutter 2025 3
Mulberry paper, watercolor, wax
12 × 12 x .75 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Tight Flutter, 2020 (sold)
Mulberry Paper, Watercolor, Wax on Panel
24 x 24 x 1.75 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Light Flutter 7, 2019 (sold)
Mulberry paper, watercolor, wax
10.5 x 10.5 x2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Light Flutter 9, 2020 (sold)
Mulberry paper, watercolor, wax
10.5 x 10.5 x 2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Light Flutter 10, 2020 (sold)
Mulberry paper, watercolor, wax
10.5 x 10.5 x 2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Light Flutter 14, 2021 (sold)
Mulberry paper, watercolor, wax
10.5 x 10.5 x2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Light Flutter 13, 2019 (sold)
Mulberry paper, watercolor, wax
10.5 x 10.5 x2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Light Flutter 12, 2019 (sold)
Mulberry paper, watercolor, wax
10.5 x 10.5 x2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Light Flutter 15, 2021 (commission)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
30 x 30 x 2 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Light Flutter 1, 2020 (sold)
Encaustic, Mulberry Paper, Watercolor
20 x 40 x 1.75 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Fracture, 2020
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
10.5 x 10.5 inches
These are all works created during shelter-in-place, and reflect a sense of unmooring and living through fractured time, with old habits broken and new connections formed.
Fracture 2, 2020 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
10.5 x 10.5 inches
These are all works created during shelter-in-place, and reflect a sense of unmooring and living through fractured time, with old habits broken and new connections formed.
Shatter, 2020 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
10.5 x 10.5 inches
These are all works created during shelter-in-place, and reflect a sense of unmooring and living through fractured time, with old habits broken and new connections formed.
Hairline, 2020 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
10.5 x 10.5 inches
These are all works created during shelter-in-place, and reflect a sense of unmooring and living through fractured time, with old habits broken and new connections formed.
Crack, 2020
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
10.5 x 10.5 inches
These are all works created during shelter-in-place, and reflect a sense of unmooring and living through fractured time, with old habits broken and new connections formed.
Scramble, 2020 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
10.5 x 10.5 inches
These are all works created during shelter-in-place, and reflect a sense of unmooring and living through fractured time, with old habits broken and new connections formed.
Echo Series, 2018 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink, watercolor, oil on panel
8 x 8 x 1.75 inches each panel (overall 35 x 35 inches)
My work tends to evolve in a cyclical rather than a linear form – as I explore new directions, I will circle back to previous expressions and reinterpret them based on more recent pieces. I also like to let ideas and images marinate so that they can subsequently re-emerge in different forms. The Echo series groups sixteen pieces that act as a visual snapshot of different explorations occurring simultaneously.
Ecco 3, 2018 (sold)
Encaustic, Mulberry Paper, Watercolor
8 x 8 x 2 inches
Inspired by Porcupine quills and the black-spined Agave. I often combine visuals that I’m drawn to.
Fire and Fog, 2018 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
8 x 8 x 1.75 inches
My Fire and Fog series is inspired by two cyclical phenomena that have greatly influenced Northern California landscape. Both fog and fire obliterate, turning scenery and nature into gray, black and light. Familiar shapes return when the fog dissipates; fire however leaves behind an eerily tragic, beautiful, charred landscape. Fog creates a comforting, quiet, thoughtful solitude – a blanket around us, encourages contemplation. The aftermath of fire creates similar conditions with charred remnants awaiting future rebirth.
Embers, 2018 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, ink on panel
8 x 8 x 1.75 inches
Fire leaves behind an eerily tragic, beautiful, charred landscape. I’m exploring the idea that beauty can exist even when horrible things happen.
Whitecap, 2019
Mulberry paper, encaustic,watercolor on panel
8 x 8 x 1.75 inches
Dive and Flow, 2016 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
22 x 24 x 1 inches
Wallow, 2016 (commission)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
48 x 15 x 1.5 inches
Wallow reflects the experience of being enveloped by water. Layers of paper and understated color create a sense of depth whose appearance goes through subtle transformations as the viewer changes their angle of view.
Flutter 5, 2014 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
12 x 36 x 1 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Flutter, 2014 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
12 x 36 x 1 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Flutter 4, 2014 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
12 x 36 x 1 inches
The Flutter series is designed to evoke the texture of ocean water. The pieces in this series attempt to capture the ever-changing light, transparency and movement of the ocean’s surface, using individual pieces of mulberry paper painted with watercolor and then coated in wax. Using the interplay of line, texture, translucency and color, I’m seeking to balance simplicity of expression with rich sensory qualities.
Draught, 2014 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
16 x 36 x 1 inches
Drive-by Drought, 2015 (sold- Kaiser Mental Health Facility, SF)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
34 x 34 x 1.7 inches
Veneer, 2014 (sold)
Mulberry paper, encaustic, watercolor on panel
16 × 24 x 1 inches