The Projection series is an exploration about how saturated light, projection, pattern and color relate to the figure. The artist David Reed wrote extensively about technicolor light, the rich way in which the contemporary viewer interacts with imagery via a screen, versus the historical illumination of natural light. My experience of color and projected light is experienced thought light: a television, a computer screen, a projector, or a phone. I am particularly influenced by the true crime shows that I obsessively consume through a device. Similar to my paintings, in each episode, the body is always the catalyst in the narrative.

6" x 8" oil on wood panel 2017 (quarter to show size)

5" x 7" acrylic on wood panel 2016 in floating white frame

8" x 24" oil on canvas (detail shown) 2017

8" x 24" (9" x 25" framed) oil on canvas in floating white frame 2017

6" x 8" oil on wood panel 2017

oil on wood panel



oil on wood panel, 2016


graphite drawing

oil on wood panel and framed graphite drawing

oil on wood panel, 2016

oil on panel

oil on wood panel, 2016

graphite on paper

oil painting on wood panel

oil on wood panel

acrylic on wood panel