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About Me

I create layered acrylic paintings using fluid techniques that combine color, density, and movement. By working with how paints interact, I build depth and organic forms that emerge through the layering process.

Each piece develops through a balance of intention and material behavior. Variations in density, sheen, and pigment create movement, cells, and subtle shifts that add depth and atmosphere to the work.

I’m drawn to the moment where forms begin to surface — where movement feels alive but remains open enough for personal interpretation.

My work is designed to shift the feeling of a space toward calm, focus, and reflection while still inviting a sense of wonder. Alongside original paintings, I create prints and functional pieces that carry the same movement and atmosphere into everyday environments.

See My Process

Paint moves differently depending on what is in it.

The start of abstract acrylic pouring art with black, white, maroon, and blue paint layered and dripped on a white background.  This is  how some paintings begin.

Paint is poured.

As the different paints react with each other, the abstract artwork some areas start to develop cells (or spaces where the paints have settled), creating a fluid, marbled effect.

Colors begin to shift.

The paint is then manipulated by tilting or flowing to move create the composition.  Here you see how the abstract painting now has swirling patterns in blue, black, white, pink, and purple colors.

Patterns emerge.

I use different ways of moving paint to encourage different patterns. Heavier and lighter paints push against each other to create the patterns.