FIGURATIVE

My primary work is figurative and rooted in Expressionism, drawing inspiration from artists such as Georg Baselitz, Jean-Michel Basquiat, George Condo, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Pablo Picasso, and Cy Twombly. Influenced by the visual immediacy of street art, Naïve Art, and Pop Art, I use bold color, loose gestural mark-making, assertive line work, and mixed media processes to construct layered, emotionally charged compositions. Through fragmented and psychologically tense representations of the male figure, I explore masculinity, desire, intimacy, vulnerability, and human connection through the lens of my experience as a gay man. The male form remains central to my practice—often distorted, compressed, or emotionally charged—as a means of examining both personal and collective experiences of identity, selfhood, and belonging.

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