I’ve been working on this Magnolia painting and it hasn’t yet decided what it wants to be. Usually, when I start a piece, I’m in charge of deciding the composition and color palette. During the process, the control shifts and the painting begins to determine its final outcome. I photograph my work every night after I’ve finished painting for the day. I also write in a journal, what I worked on that day, what colors, technique, where and how long. I guess you figured out that I like documenting things.

These daily studio notes lead toward my 2026 solo exhibitions in New York City and  Poughkeepsie, NY.