I am a contemporary abstract painter based in Boulder, Colorado.

I began my studies in fine art before pursuing International Affairs and living in Paris for eleven years. After returning to the United States, I stepped away from painting for nearly two decades before resuming my practice with renewed focus.

I work in medium- to large-format acrylic paintings, exploring suppressed emotion, fracture, and resilience through charged fields of saturated color. The paintings develop through repeated cycles of layering, glazing, and removal, accumulating, interrupting, and partially erasing the surface while leaving visible traces of construction and revision.

The work is not about resolution. It is about endurance inside instability.

My work is structured around the friction between spatial constraint and sudden interruption. I work primarily with high-saturation crimsons and electric blues, using color and gestural breaks as organizing forces within the field. Color operates as both emotion and structure.

I am drawn to moments when pressure builds and then ruptures. Each painting holds a state of suspended resolution, where intensity is contained but not fully resolved.

I live and work in Boulder, Colorado with my family and our dog, Muffin.

Select works are available through Singulart.