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A figure studies a lantern whose warm light crosses a deep blue charcoal field.

The archive lives.

Paintings, drawings, and one small lantern sharing the same dark.

Close looking changes the work.

Nothing is filed by date or size. Pieces sit together because they share a gesture or a kind of light. Less a catalog, more a way of staying in front of an image.

Selected work

Three studies from the archive as it stands.

A painted violet hand reaches toward a green circular field in darkness.

Untitled (Hand Study)

A hand opens beneath a green circular field.

Mixed media on paper
An ochre and violet painted figure rests with a hand beneath the face.

Untitled (Figure Study)

Warm pigment gathers around a resting figure.

Mixed media on paper
A graphite portrait surrounded by pale fish forms.

Untitled (Fish Portrait)

A portrait appears inside a moving school of fish.

Graphite and wash on paper
A figure studies a lantern whose warm light opens inside deep blue shadow.

Light enters slowly.

The dark does the heavy lifting. It holds the color up and gives the edges their weight, so one warm mark can carry the whole room.

Studio notes

Things the work keeps saying.

“A gesture can remain unfinished and still feel exact.”

Edges hold the pressure of the hand. The page records both the mark and the hesitation around it.

A close charcoal portrait with pale hair and a direct gaze.

On violet

Violet sits between bruise, dusk, and artificial light. It can make graphite feel colder and orange feel newly alive.

Print editions

Coming soon.

A small edition is in proof. Until it's ready, everything here is for looking.

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