I am a visual archeologist.  Visual Archaeology combines unrelated images to tell stories. My work explores the relationship between structure and spirit, visible and invisible, fragments and whole, presence and absence.

 My work is inspired by how the patterns and structures of nature relate to modern humanity. Concept, image and medium are complements. As in nature, form follows function.

My most recent piece, “Parenthesis (oil)” is a large graphite diptych. Oil sheen patterns are integral elements of the design. This begins my new series, "Surface Tension," a group of large scale graphite drawings exploring our dependance and struggle with petroleum.