About The Artist

My Story

Ever since I was young, I’ve known there is more to life than what we see.

That there is an objective truth hidden in nature. We can all perceive it regardless of religious background, and it has been experienced across cultures throughout generations. We may call it different names, but it is God's wisdom reflected back to us like a mirror.

As I’ve grown spiritually in my faith, I've felt inspired to paint these reflections of divine wisdom. I only create a few paintings a year in order to take my time crafting the symbolism of each piece. 

My style of painting has evolved through extensive years of self-study and is currently owned by private collectors in the US and internationally. New collections are first available at in person art fairs and then (if still available) on my personal studio website. I don’t use any online galleries or marketplaces, so my mailing list is the best way to get access to my work.

A New Painting Journey

In 2025, I started a new journey for my art. Having primarily painted with acrylics, I've made the switch to oil paints in order to use some unique pigments made from pollution. Starting in 2026, all of my paintings will incorporate the Reclaimed Earth Colors from Gamblin, a set of 3 pigments created to clean our waterways by repurposing toxic iron oxides pulled from Ohio rivers into safe-to-use oil paints. My goal is to have these pigments make up 50% or more of my palette for each painting. Living in the Ohio River Valley, this project really speaks to me, and I hope we all can find ways to support it.

Exhibition History

2025 - Milford Art Affaire

2025 - Wyoming Art Show

2024 - Milford Art Affaire

2023 - Wyoming Art Show

2022 - Wyoming Art Show

2021 - Dayton Society of Artist - Art in the city

2021 - Ed Dixon Gallery - Joy This Is Just What I Needed! Online group exhibition. 

Artist Statement

I once read that we can see God’s wisdom reflected back to us in the natural world. That nature can act like a mirror to discover divine wisdom. My art uses symbolism to paint these hidden reflections.