It began with a single, extraordinary night that forever changed the way I see the world. I started painting in my dining room, and from that experience, 130 paintings emerged — a collection that reflects my perception of what lies beyond. Through my art, I invite you to step into that mystery and ask yourself: What’s out there?

Something deep within me kept calling me to paint. I answered that call, and before I knew it, more than 170 canvases had come to life. In November 2025, 130 of them will be unveiled together for the very first time

After eight months of holding the vision, the dream became reality. My studio opened its doors on Main Street in Putnam, CT, at Block 134 — the birthplace of new creations yet to come.

Artists reach for all kinds of unexpected tools to bring their visions alive, and I’m no exception. Kitchen utensils, fresh bathroom sponges, steel wool—whatever I can get my hands on that creates a surprising texture becomes part of the art. If it adds intrigue, I’ll use it.

On the very first day of my painting journey, I laid down a simple gold cloth on my dining room table and all these years later, that same cloth still covers my painting table, holding the history of every brushstroke.

Is the universal, galactic world flat? Hardly. I see galaxies and cosmic formations that pulse with texture and wonder. Sand, modeling paste, string gel, lava-like textures — each material is a secret ingredient in my visual language. A few bumps, ridges, and surprises across the surface are exactly what my canvases crave.