Urban

F * { k

Inspired by graffiti and gestural drawing, F * { K is a series of visual explorations of a common expressive interjection.

F * { k in black and blue with found object and footprint (2020)

Inspired by graffiti and gestural drawing, F * { K is a series of visual explorations of a common expressive interjection. A visual exploration of the feeling of when the world walks all over you as communicated through a common expressive interjection.

Monoprint; ink on paper, framed. 28” x 32”

F * { k in black and blue with found object and two footprints (2020)

A visual exploration of the feeling of when the world walks all over you as communicated through a common expressive interjection.

Monoprint; ink on paper, framed. 26” x 30”

F * { k in black and red with found objects (2020)

A visual exploration of passion as communicated through a common expressive interjection.

Monoprint; ink on paper, framed. 28” x 32”

F * { k in black and red with found objects (2020)

A visual exploration of passion as communicated through a common expressive interjection.

Monoprint; ink on paper, framed. 26” x 30”

In the Garden

Inspired by graffiti and gestural drawing, In the Garden are monoprint explorations of various plants and plant groupings in my backyard garden.

Winter Garden 2020

Monoprint; ink on paper. mounted to panel. 30” x 22”

After The Bloom 2020

Monoprint; ink on paper. mounted to panel. 30” x 22”

Fall Garden No. 2 (2020)

Monoprint; ink on paper. 26” x 40”

Fall Garden No. 2 (2020)

Monoprint; ink on paper, framed. 28” x 32”

In The Garden No. 1 (2020)

Monoprint; ink on paper, framed. 28” x 32”

Night Garden No. 1 (2020)

Monoprint; ink on paper, framed. 28” x 32”

Watermelon Garden No. 1 (2020)

Monoprint; ink on paper, framed. 28” x 32”

As Night Falls In The Garden (2020)

Monoprint; ink on paper. 26” x 40”

Night Garden no.3 (2020)

Monoprint; ink on paper. 26” x 40”

You Are What You Eat

You Are What You Eat draws from graffiti and street culture to function as both social commentary and time capsule, reflecting on consumption, consumerism, and cultural identity.

By printing on discarded shopping bags, the work pushes beyond traditional printmaking, moving off the flat page and into the physical world. These everyday discarded items are repurposed and assembled into a dimensional, billboard-like relief sculpture.

Through this assemblage, shape and texture emerge as critical elements, transforming the familiar into a site of reflection. Objects tied to consumption are recontextualized, prompting viewers to question the systems and identities they help construct.

You Are What You Eat (2020)

Relief block printing on an assembly of shopping bags. 24” x 62”

You Are What You Eat no.2 (2024)

Relief block printing on an assembly of shopping bags. 24” x 72”