I’m thrilled to share that a large 2016 drawing of mine, Studies in Suffocation I, is currently on view at The Menil Collection in Houston. The piece is part of a focused exhibition drawn from the museum’s permanent collection, featuring forty works by an extraordinary group of artists including Agnes Martin, Andy Warhol, Francis Bacon, Cy Twombly, Louise Nevelson, Mark Rothko, Piet Mondrian, Pablo Picasso, Stanley Whitney, and many others. If you’re in Houston, I highly reco

I’m happy to share that my 2022 canvas drawing Right and Left (after Winslow Homer) is currently on view at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio as part of the exhibition Untitled: 20 Years of Collecting Contemporary Art. This large work is my contemporary response to Winslow Homer’s iconic 1909 painting of the same name. Where Homer depicted two ducks shot mid-flight, my version drifts into darker, more surreal territory — something that feels right at home in my world of gra

I’m excited to share that my very first comic, Old-Fashioned Waltz, is now published in ANMLY #42 (Spring 2026). ANMLY's editor, artist Parisa Karami, has introduced a new comics & graphic narratives section this issue, and it was an honor to contribute. This piece feels like a natural extension of the worlds I’ve been drawing for years — quiet, strange, melancholic. You can read the full comic here: View "Old-Fashioned Waltz" in ANMLY → Huge thanks to the ANMLY editors for t