I’ve been creating things for as long as I can remember—paintings, sculptures, odd little inventions, and anything else my hands could get into. For the last 30 years, that creativity lived inside the world of structured art: landscaping designs, architectural framing, and building multi‑million‑dollar homes with tape measures, laser levels, and the kind of precision that leaves no room for wandering lines.

Eventually, I decided it was time to let the lines wander again.

Now my work stretches from realism to abstract paintings to functional wood sculptures that sometimes behave like furniture and sometimes behave like art having an existential crisis. I love texture, shape, and the strange magic that happens when imagination stops asking permission.

This site is my creative playground—quirky, a little chaotic, and full of the joy that comes from finally letting the art get loud again.