Fine Art Portfolio
This portfolio documents over three decades of studio practice across multiple series. Each body of work reflects a distinct period of exploration while contributing to the overall continuity of the studio’s development. Active and archived works are presented together to show the evolution of materials, scale, and subject matter over time.
Post-Globalist Landscapes (2025–Present)
An active series of oil paintings exploring contemporary terrain shaped by infrastructure and environment. These works focus on atmosphere, spatial clarity, and long-term material resolution.
Each painting is developed through digital planning and executed traditionally in oil.
Availability
Works are available for acquisition and select private commissions.
Private Fine Art Commissions: “A limited number of commissions are accepted each year.”
Archival Series & Bespoke Requests
Earlier series such as No Time to Evolve, Mad World, and Code & Decay represent foundational phases of the studio’s development. While many primary works now reside in private collections or the archive, the visual language of these bodies remains active.
Select commissions may extend these historical series. These works are not reproductions, but contemporary iterations developed in response to current conditions.
Code & Decay (2024–2025)
An archived series of oil paintings examining objects and systems in transition. The works focus on structure, surface, and material presence.
Select commissions extending this body of work may be considered.
Connections (2020–2024)
A transitional series exploring both digital and physical authorship. Developed during the rise of networked assets, the work reflects experimentation with parallel digital and painted formats.
Archived as a complete body.
No Time to Evolve (2015–2019)
A series of highly detailed oil paintings depicting imagined ecosystems shaped by industrial and biological convergence.
Archived as a foundational phase of the studio’s development.
Mad World (2012–2014)
Graphite-based works focused on infrastructure, urban systems, and structural landscapes. This series marked a decisive shift toward systemic spatial investigation.
Archived as a completed body of work.
Transitional Metaphor (2010–2012)
Large-scale oil paintings exploring constructed environments and symbolic spatial relationships. This series served as a bridge between earlier figurative works and later systemic investigations.
Settlement of Systems (2006–2009)
A transitional series combining oil painting with digitally informed spatial thinking. This body marks an early shift toward structural composition and systemic awareness.
Nova (2004–2006)
An early digitally influenced series exploring abstraction and radial forms derived from organic source imagery. This body represents the first integration of digital tools into the studio workflow.
Archival Note
Earlier works remain in the studio archive or private collections. Select commissions may extend specific series upon request.
How to Commission a Artwork
See the FAQ for process details.
