Collecting the Work
Each painting is an original presence: singular, intentional, and alive in its own making. My work is released in limited curated selections, unveiled only a few times each year. These collections are open for a brief window of time, and once a piece finds its collector, it is never recreated as a print or reproduction. I believe the spirit of a painting exists in its tangible form, in the gestures, textures, and moments that cannot be replicated.
The Collector’s Circle
The Collectors Circle is an intimate list for those who wish to be in conversation with the work. Members receive early access to each curated release before it is made public, as well as invitations to private viewing opportunities throughout the year.
From time to time, exclusive offerings from The Vault (unseen or previously held works) are quietly made available to the Collectors Circle only. These moments are never announced publicly, and access is granted solely through private invitation.
Joining the Circle is the most direct way to experience new work as it emerges, to be part of its unfolding.
The Release
Each collection follows its own rhythm, guided by the seasons.
The studio opens its doors for viewing and acquisition for a limited time, and the works available during that period represent the living focus of my current inquiry.
Pieces are acquired directly through these release windows or by private arrangement for collectors, curators, and designers seeking specific works or commissions.
For Curators, Designers, and Galleries
For those seeking to place work in private collections, museum holdings, or curated environments, a limited number of additional works are available through private preview.
Please reach out directly for introductions and viewing arrangements. Begin the conversation….
Philosophy of Collecting
To collect is to listen — to sense where a work belongs and to welcome it into your own space of meaning. My hope is that each piece lives not as décor, but as an energy — a living field that deepens presence, reflection, and connection.
To collect the work is to enter a shared space between artist and the one who welcomes it home.