Styles

Abstract

Form, color, and rhythm — free of literal narrative.

Abstraction works through wash, geometry, and atmosphere. It doesn’t prescribe a subject — it invites a response.

Symbolic

Images that carry more meaning than they depict.

Altars, celestial forms, masks, and signs. Symbolic work speaks in archetypes — the sacred, the veiled, the intuited.

Architectural

Structure, space, and the geometry of the built world.

Facades, arches, plans, and the rhythm of columns. Architectural work treats space as structure charged with feeling.

Figurative

Recognizable figures — rendered with presence.

Portraits, figures, the human gaze. Figurative work tells a story through someone you can meet eye to eye.

Landscape

Places real or imagined — land, sky, memory.

Horizons, deserts, rivers, and mist. Landscape here is less a vista than the climate of a memory.

Pop & icon

Culture, color, and symbols we all recognize.

Icons, gloss, and cultural charge. Pop takes the familiar and returns it as a work with edge.