Size: 24"x18"
Medium: Acrylic / mixed media on wood panel
Year: 2020

This painting is part of a series that is focused on different places around Berlin. Each piece provides insight into the city's past and future through an analysis of a piece of the urban fabric, whether that is a specific monument, building, or part of the city. They also contain a combination of altered artist photographs from the location as well as fragments of antique travel guides connected to the site. This painting is specifically focused on the old Palace of the Republic as it was being demolished.

Not Yet Gone, Berlin

Size: 12"x9"
Medium: Acrylic / mixed media on wood panel
Year: 2020

This painting is part of a series that is focused on different places around Berlin. Each piece provides insight into the city's past and future through an analysis of a piece of the urban fabric, whether that is a specific monument, building, or part of the city. They also contain a combination of altered artist photographs from the location as well as fragments of antique travel guides connected to the site. This painting is specifically focused on the glass and metal dome that sits on top of the Reichstag.

Defying Gravity, Berlin

Size: 12"x12"
Medium: Acrylic / mixed media on wood panel
Year: 2020

This painting is focused on a large telecommunications building in the center of my neighborhood in San Diego, California. It is windowless, protected by barbed wire, and has security cameras on every corner. On top of the building is this large structure that houses these communication dishes. I often wonder how different the neighborhood wood be without this massive block. The piece is a play on "listening" with the crow. 


Still Listening, San Diego

Size: 36"x12"
Medium: Acrylic / mixed media on canvas
Year: 2020

This painting is part of a series that is focused on different places around Berlin. Each piece provides insight into the city's past and future through an analysis of a piece of the urban fabric, whether that is a specific monument, building, or part of the city. They also contain a combination of altered artist photographs from the location as well as fragments of antique travel guides connected to the site. This painting is specifically focused around the Gedächtniskirche in central-west Berlin.

Speeding Past, Berlin

Size: 12"x12"
Medium: Acrylic / mixed media on wood panel
Year: 2020

This painting is part of a series that is focused on different places around Berlin. Each piece provides insight into the city's past and future through an analysis of a piece of the urban fabric, whether that is a specific monument, building, or part of the city. They also contain a combination of altered artist photographs from the location as well as fragments of antique travel guides connected to the site. This painting is specifically focused on the old Palace of the Republic as it was being demolished.

Across the River, Berlin

Size: 24"x18"
Medium: Acrylic / mixed media on wood panel
Year: 2020

This painting is part of a series that is focused on different places around Berlin. Each piece provides insight into the city's past and future through an analysis of a piece of the urban fabric, whether that is a specific monument, building, or part of the city. They also contain a combination of altered artist photographs from the location as well as fragments of antique travel guides connected to the site. This painting is specifically focused around the Gedächtniskirche in central-west Berlin.

Among the Crowd, Berlin

Size: 24"x18"
Medium: Acrylic / mixed media on wood panel
Year: 2020

This painting is part of a series that is focused on different places around Berlin. Each piece provides insight into the city's past and future through an analysis of a piece of the urban fabric, whether that is a specific monument, building, or part of the city. They also contain a combination of altered artist photographs from the location as well as fragments of antique travel guides connected to the site. This painting is specifically focused on Alexanderplatz in central Berlin.

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