Welcome to the edge of things—where art lives beyond velvet ropes and gallery walls, far from the sterile language of critics and institutions. I don’t make art to fit in. I make it with my hands, out of real materials, shaped by instinct and time. It’s raw, imperfect, and completely human. That’s the point.
I believe art belongs to everyone. Not as a product to buy or a concept to decode, but as a shared spark—something alive in the hearts and hands of all of us. That’s why I create in the outsider tradition, embracing the mess and the mystery, and why I share my work directly, without gatekeepers, through projects like Art in Hands.
I don’t make art to soothe the world or signal virtue. I make it because I feel the wild pulse of creation and need to answer it. It’s a private communion with something vast and untamed—the gleam of a bluebird’s back, the curve of a mountain at dusk. There’s a dangerous joy in that, and I follow it wherever it leads.
So if you’re looking for tidy answers or universal agreement, this might not be your place. But if you’re curious, a little unruly, and open to the unknown—then yes, walk with me.
The Art in Hands Project: Real Art for Real People in the Real World
Series Gallery
Dark of the Moon Mixed Media Series
Vibrant Floral Mixed Media Series
Bounty – A Mixed Media Still Life Series
My Creative Process
I’m driven by curiosity and the solitary joy of making things, by hand. My work is enlivened by the spirits of The Creation and my efforts to meet them. The work itself grows into layered, thoughtful pieces that invite connection.
I work intuitively, mixing media and following where the materials lead. It’s not perfection – it’s the messiness and electric joy of creation.
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