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Art & Objects.

Paintings, works on paper, and physical experiments. A slower catalog, added to over time.

Rodeo — acrylic painting of a black bronco silhouette against a turquoise and navy background with red accents

Rodeo

June 2026

Acrylic on canvas

A black silhouette caught between turquoise sky and navy ground, with red glowing through the cracks like heat beneath the surface. The figure is half bronco, half motion — rendered in broad, urgent strokes that leave the texture of the canvas visible.

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Last Glass — acrylic painting of a wine bottle and glasses from above with red wine stains on a beige background

Last Glass

October 2025

Acrylic on canvas

A bird's-eye view of the end of a dinner party: a dark green bottle, half-empty glasses, and wine-stained rings scattered across a warm, neutral ground. The composition feels casual and intimate, like the last moments before everyone goes home.

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Whale — acrylic painting of a soft whale silhouette dissolving into blue and grey layers

Whale

August 2024

Acrylic on canvas

A quiet silhouette drifting through layers of blue and grey, somewhere between sea and sky. The form is soft and almost dissolving — more memory than portrait — with small warm marks suggesting distance, reflection, or the last light before diving.

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Night Swim — acrylic painting of a moonlit ocean across three skateboard decks, with a figure standing in the water

Night Swim

October 2024

Acrylic on skateboard decks (triptych)

A three-deck seascape painted as one continuous horizon: a pale moon hangs over deep blue water, small boats drift at the edges, and a single figure wades into the surf. The skateboard shape becomes the frame — curved, familiar, and slightly absurd for a night ocean.

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Aperitivo — acrylic painting of a cocktail glass on a red and blue checkered background with a splattered grey table

Aperitivo

September 2023

Acrylic and fabric on canvas

A still life built from memory and pattern: a single glass on a red-and-blue checkered ground, the striped napkin half-draped, the table below splattered with the residue of the evening. The grid is rigid but the paint is loose — a conversation between order and accident.

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