Figurative
The human figure remains central in my work, often fragmented and distorted, reflecting both personal and collective tensions of self-perception, queerness, and cultural displacement, and constructing layered narratives that explore identity, masculinity, and belonging.
Animals
Recently, my exploration of masculinity has expanded to include the symbolism of masculine animals—powerful, untamed figures that echo themes of identity, dominance, and vulnerability.
Abstract
I have recently expanded my practice into abstraction, where I continue to interrogate masculinity through earthly, masculine palettes—deep rusts, weathered grays, industrial blacks, and muted ochres—that evoke strength, resilience, and vulnerability. Drawing from the overlooked beauty in natural urban textures and decay, such as rusted metal, cracked concrete, peeling paint, and eroded surfaces, I embrace circumstance and natural accidents in my process. Collage elements, uncontrolled spills, and energetic splatters build richly textured compositions that reveal history, time, and transformation…
Guerrilla
Blocks
My interdisciplinary series, Guerrilla Blocks, combines found imagery, digital manipulation, collage, and wheat-pasting on recycled wood blocks, merging street art aesthetics with pop culture and queer iconography to further challenge conventions of representation and cultural critique.
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Older Works
I’ve been actively painting for 20 years. While my work has consistently focused on the human figure, the way I explore and express this subject visually has naturally evolved over time.