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About
I’m an artist and spatial designer who uses color, pattern and scale to transform ordinary places into experiences people remember. My work moves between public art, architecture, branding and storytelling—from large-scale murals and painted streets to immersive interiors and visual identities. I love to chase the possibilities within an idea and figure out how far it can expand—the difference between creating a single wall or object and understanding how that wall or object can reshape the energy of an entire place.
I’ve never been interested in making work that simply sits in a space. I want it to change the way a specific place is understood—how it is remembered, how people felt while they were there, how they related to it and, more broadly, how it becomes part of a community’s identity. What matters most to me is creating work that becomes part of the experience of a place—something people continue to notice, remember and build associations with long after it is completed.
Every project begins with paying attention—to the architecture, the history, the people who use the space and the way the environment already functions. I’m interested in finding the visual language that belongs there, then pushing it far enough to make the place feel newly seen. The goal is never to impose an idea onto a location, but to create something that feels inseparable from it.
Over the past fifteen years, I’ve applied this philosophy across public art, hospitality, branding and large-scale environmental projects, collaborating with cities, cultural organizations, developers and global brands. My work can be found in communities across the country, from Detroit and Sarasota to Chicago, Colorado, California and Arizona, and has included collaborations with Meta, FORVIA, 1xRUN, the Gilbert Family Foundation and PINC Experience.
I’m currently based in Sarasota, Florida, and always interested in ambitious projects that bring art, place and people together.