fusion
folded paper
16.5" x 20.5"
sold
"fusion" was selected as the signature image for the 2025 Boneyard Arts Festival.
“fusion” is a work that embodies integration across multiple facets: of artists, with paper marbled by Andrew Preston; of forms, both geometric and organic; and styles, utilizing traditional and non-traditional origami techniques. It explores unpredictability through the manipulation of pattern and shape as the marbling of each paper square is transformed through layers of folding. New patterns then emerge as the tiles are combined and arranged.
rebuild
oil, wood, metal, and plaster on panel
27.75" x 27.75" in custom white floating frame
nfs
terraqueous
folded paper on panel
19.5" x 19.5" under glass in custom white frame
sold
terraqueous tile #1
folded paper
12" x 12" under glass in black metal gallery frame
sold
blooming #1
folded paper
18" x 24" under glass in black metal gallery frame
sold
tiles #35
folded paper
12" x 12" under glass in black metal gallery frame
sold
facets #1
folded paper
18" x 24" under glass in black metal gallery frame
available for purchase, $400
untitled
oil paint and wood on panel
10" x 10"
sold
untitled
folded paper
12" x 12"
sold
meat #1
folded paper
18" x 24"
sold
meat #2
folded paper
12" x 12"
sold
Dwelling stacks a frame, columns, and rounded forms into a narrow, totem-like silhouette that feels halfway between furniture and architecture. It reads like a doorway that has stepped out of its wall, carrying traces of rooms and rituals with it. What remains is a house reduced to its essentials—a place built from outlines and echoes, where the memory of presence feels as tangible as any roof or floor.
dwelling
paint on wood, freestanding
13" x 20" x 5"
$1300 (not available for purchase until summer 2026)
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Timepiece feels like a small machine caught between functions—a curved base cradling a single projecting arm, as if it might swing, point, or reset at any moment. Its forms hint at clocks, levers, and instruments of measure, but whatever it’s tracking has slipped beyond minutes and hours. It reads instead as an apparatus for marking less visible shifts: a tilt in balance, a change of heart, the quiet click between one version of yourself and the next.
timepiece
paint on wood, freestanding
20" x 20" x 13"
$1250 (not available for purchase until summer 2026)
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Arcade builds a hallway of fragments— arches, ledges, tracks and supports-assembled into a structure that feels both mechanical and ceremonial. It hints at transit and play, a space meant for passing through, even as it holds the viewer in a suspended moment of looking.
arcade
paint on wood, wall-hanging
39" x 36" x 5"
$1750 (not available for purchase until summer 2026)
metro #2
oil paint and wood on panel
10" x 10"
available for purchase, $200
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resist
folded paper
12" x 12"
sold
meat #3
folded paper
18" x 24"
sold
Outpost gathers columns, spindles, and a single dark opening into a compact silhouette that feels part chimney, part telescope, part engine. The diagonals brace it forward, as if it were edging itself toward some unseen horizon, ready to catch whatever passes through. It reads like a solitary instrument stationed at the border of a landscape—quietly marking arrivals, departures, and the small shifts that signal something new is on its way.
outpost
paint on wood, freestanding
13" x 21" x 5"
$1,400 (not available for purchase until summer 2026)
Shrine rises as a tall monument of arcs and circles, like a quiet instrument tuned to the space around it. Its rounded forms suggest gateways and lenses—places where light, attention, and conversation might naturally collect. It feels like a landmark or focal point, a place that invites you to pause, align yourself for a moment, and then move back into the world, seeing it slightly differently.
shrine
paint on wood, freestanding
16" x 27" x 6"
$1800 (not available for purchase until summer 2026)
Suspension rises like a fragment of borrowed skyline—narrow beams and slats stacked into a quiet thicket of lines. The few horizontal bands read as held breaths, brief pauses against an otherwise relentless upward pull. It feels less like a structure and more like a moment caught mid-air: a trace of something once supported. A reflection.
suspension
paint on wood, wall-hanging
38" x 40" x 7"
$1750 (not available for purchase until summer 2026)
Rebuilt shadow gathers a chorus of tilted planes, each fragment of darkness carefully set back into place. The grid feels both strict and softened, like a blueprint that has been handled, revised, and lived with. It reads as a shadow reassembled after being shattered—a quiet symbol to the way a life can come apart and return as something more deliberate, faceted, and unexpectedly luminous.
rebuilt shadow
paint on wood, wall-hanging
27.5" x 27.5" x 4.5"
$1950 (not available for purchase until summer 2026)
