I graduated UC Berkeley in 1994 with a double major in Art and Computer Science, merging my lifelong devotion to making art and my innate tendencies to be methodical and analytical.
In Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind, Suzuki Roshi writes "Nothing exists but momentarily in its present form and color." Making art is my meditation of those moments in form, color, light and shadow.
I am embarking on new adventures, exploring new mediums, and always learning...
I have always been intrigued by watercolor. Its fluidity, its transparency, the organic ways the watercolor interacts with the paper... but the same things that intrigued me so, also seemed the most daunting.
Back in 2014, I began a series of illustrations that resulted in a collection of linescapes. More abstract than my most recent work - these illustrations are meditations on the drawing of lines.
