ACRYLIC ALCHEMY

I've got some high energy art that's perfect for enlivening office spaces, hospitals, resorts, and any other space. Some positive flowing energy is never a bad thing to add to your life ⚡️

I've got art in a variety of sizes and styles. I'm flexible on terms, offer installments, and can get my art to your door, wherever you are. I also make the process easy, even if you've never done it before. Reach out with a private message for a free consult 💙

Flashback to a "Wonderland" photoshoot of my artwork with my friend Tovi. We staged an entire physical universe with my art. Yes, that is an actual door. No, there are no graphic effects here. I loved that we were able to create this with nothing but real art and a little imagination 🖤

"When You Lose Your Hope, Let Me Give You Mine." I call my process Acrylic Alchemy and it's about creating light from your darkness. On the other side of your darkness, there is light. I promise you 🖤

All my art can go in your life and on your walls today. Reach out. I will be happy to help 🙏

"Floating In The Forever Of Evermore" is from a small collection of infinity themed pieces I did. There are some great textures and metallic/iridescent effects to this piece. As an artist that likes detail and intricacy, letting go can be one of the greatest challenges. I loved studying the masters of calligraphy and Asian scroll painting in art school. I have great respect for their ability to capture a story in minimal brushstrokes. Sometimes less can be more 💙

This painting just found a forever home. This is "You Can't Push Yourself Forward While You're Holding Yourself Back." My work dives head first into self-reflection and mental health. This is from a small collection of infinity pieces I did. I find the minimalistic work extremely challenging, because letting go is one of the hardest things for me. How about you 🖤

Here's a little fun with geometric abstraction. These are "What Goes Around Comes Around And What Comes Around Goes Around." They have glow in the dark effects 🎨

Acrylic on canvas 6in x 6in each

I'm an artist with a traumatic brain injury and my new series is called "TBI (T.he B.oy I.nside)." This is only the second painting from the collection, "Fever Dreams And The Mind Maze." This collection is helping me to regain my spark and fall in love with painting all over again. If you take a closer look, you may see all sorts of crazy things...but wait...there's more. Rotate it. Now what do you see? I posted the process video yesterday for all to see this creation brought to life. Take a look and let me know what you think ❤️

What do you see? Try rotating it different ways. What do you see now? I'm an artist with a traumatic brain injury, and this is the newest painting from new series "TBI (T.he B.oy I.nside)." It's called "Fever Dreams And The Mind Maze." I've been doing this for a long time, but I felt like I was losing myself. I now feel like I'm finding myself again, and I'm falling in love with painting all over again ❤️

"Van Gogh's North Star And The Starry Night" is a little homage from my "Open Wounds" collection. Sometimes you must tear yourself open and expose your wounds so they can breathe and heal 💙💫

"I Had To Lose Me To Find Me" is from a small collection of minimalistic infinity pieces I created. I have always appreciated artists that can capture a story with a few strokes. This piece absolutely glows with metallic effects when the light hits it ❤️

"Van Gogh's Sunflower Paradise." This fluid piece is a little homage to Van Gogh, using his signature palette. This painting is from my "Open Wounds" collection. Sometimes you need to tear yourself open and expose your wounds so they can breathe and heal 🌻💙

A small collection of my "Portals To A Better Place." I have some much larger works from this series available too. I started focusing on these portals after a traumatic brain injury. Sometimes you may feel surrounded by darkness, but if you continue to peel back the layers (as I physically did creating these worlds), there is light on the other side...I promise you ❤️

"When You Lose Your Hope, Let Me Give You Mine." I call my process Acrylic Alchemy, and it's about creating light from your darkness. Try rotating this piece, it completely changes the flow and energy. What do you see?

Before I dove fully into the realm of abstraction and the boundaries of the mind, I was classically trained and learned the key fundamentals of art. This 24" x 46" is part of a triptych I did at around the age of 21, when I was a senior at art school. The triptych measured nearly 12' overall, and all the hard-edge shapes were careful masking and brushwork. The dog was painted with a tiny round, each bit of fur feathered in delicately. During my studies, I earned a couple scholarships and awards, including 1st place in the student show one year, 3rd another. I was also named the scholar of distinction for the disciple of painting 🎨

This series was about so much more than a dog. The collection was called "The Lost Shepherd," and it explored the idea of the shepherd losing their way, of being trapped in an isolated void 💙