Work from solo exhibition at Real Art Ways in Connecticut. All work is acrylic on shaped panel.

These four pieces along with some work from the Bone Meal exhibition where displayed as a solo show at New Britain Museum of American Art. All pieces are acrylic on shaped panel.

Work from solo exhibition titled "Bone Meal." All work is acrylic on shaped panel. The panels' edges are cut out to match the edge of the image.

Directed by Kilroy is a solo exhibition of my work at Jonathan LeVine Gallery.
For the show I was heavily influenced by the cartoons of Bob Clampett and Tex Avery as well as an interest in the events surrounding the Charles Manson murders.

Various work from 2013

This is a group of work exhibited at Goucher College in 2013 as part of a group show titled "Whatchamacallit Thingamajig." The idea of the show was for the artists to "embody fragments of elements that seem familiar but are not easily identified" through each's medium. In my work for the show I used cartoon forms that are reminiscent of cartoons that we have seen throughout the ages. Borrowing from these recognizable characters, I redrew them skewing and contorting their original form. In this way the viewer is struck with vague recollection - a shape that suggests a cartoon they may remember but might not be able to pin down.

For these paintings I've continued to explore cartoon shape and figure. Using shaped panels and more traditional rectangular panels I've also continued to investigate how the construct can effect the design concept. "LOL" is comprised of over 120 separate shaped paintings while "Mr. Mustache" and "Long, Long" are done on rectangular panels.