• Ant Farm


  • Shadows. Seduced by thinking about how a photograph flattens space and more imaginative ways in which photographic space can be flattened.


  • Carnival


  • Bus stop. Working in miniature allows you to control an expansive field of vision. I like how the trees mirror a human gesture on a park bench.


  • Country House. Like many in this series, an abstract representaion of familiar space.


  • Paper Forest. These trees were created from discarded business cards.


  • Astrolabe



  • Wall Paintings


  • American Southwest


  • Neglected Book. I hand-painted all the books then assembled them into an illusionistic space.
    The books in combination no longer looked like books on shelves but started to resemble an organic pattern or barcode.




  • Prison


  • Incident


  • Den


  • Docks


  • Starry Night

  • Missile Depot


  • Streetlight


  • The Light Finds an Odd Poster of a Mate. Inspired by cartoons like The Roadrunner and the personification of inanimate objects.


  • Jungle. This was the first miniature image I created. 12' in lenght and depth; with lots of paper mache.


  • Wall Drawings. Created from 7 styrofoam walls and a pvc pipe from Home Depot, I spent considerable time in this 'room' while creating a video adaptation of, "Ulysses."


  • Vacancy. Another spin on the intersection of original sketch, photograph, and two-dimensional, representational space.