Based in Kennesaw, Georgia, this 24-year-old painter creates psychedelic, color-driven works rooted in intuition, perception, and a close study of film. Drawing inspiration from cinematic structure—rhythm, duration, layering, and montage—the paintings unfold over time through an accumulative, self-aware process.

Each work is built slowly through revision, experimentation, and attention to how images construct meaning. Color operates as both subject and structure, forming immersive visual spaces that reference not only inner states and sensory intensity, but also the act of their own making.

Rather than presenting a fixed illusion, the paintings are intended to point back to their own construction—inviting viewers to notice process, material, and duration, and to experience color as something active, unstable, and alive.

While working with Professor Chris Johnson I have been able to contribute on several murals throughout South West Georgia. I even got the chance to paint my own fence mural at Cuthbert's Arts 'Round the Square festival. There are links to more information in the text under the photos included below.