PRACTICE

My art practice uses photographic materials and ideas — though it’s rarely straight photography — and is often structured around decision-making, failure, and what gets omitted. The work moves between images, objects, and systems of display, all shaped as much by process as final form.

My work has been shown in California, New York, Mexico, and England. I’ve curated recent exhibitions at Bass & Reiner Gallery (San Francisco) and the Bolinas Museum.

APPLIED WORK

I work with artists, galleries, and small creative organizations on websites, printed matter, and visual systems — with particular care for portfolio sites that look and function beautifully.

Much of this work involves shaping how projects are made public and sustained over time. Recent projects use flexible, contemporary publishing systems designed to be durable, fast, and maintainable without ongoing platform fees. I work collaboratively and care about getting details right.

My approach is informed by my background and life as an artist.

WAYS I COMMONLY WORK FOR CLIENTS

• Portfolio websites for artists, photographers, and studios
• Digital homes for galleries, exhibitions, and curatorial projects
• Printed matter and visual systems tied to exhibitions or objects
• Photography for objects, process, documentation, and portraits
• Ongoing creative and technical support for small organizations
  

TEACHING

I’m currently an adjunct professor at California College of the Arts as well as a high school media arts instructor. I've previously taught at SFAI, UC Davis, and San José State. My teaching has a constant focus on visual literacy and how ideas translate across media.

REACH OUT

If you’re considering a project, or just want to talk through ideas, I’m always happy to have a conversation. Email me.