My practice is rooted in the belief that art is a high-vibration technology capable of re-calibrating
neurochemistry and catalyzing individual and civic transformation and repair. As
a structuralist of the sublime, I operate under the philosophy of New Transcendentalism,
seeking to manifest expanded states of presence through codified, material reality.
My process is evolving to one of neuroaesthetics—investigating the physiological impact of
specific color frequencies on the viewer’s brain. The visible light spectrum (ROYGBIV) and
the chakra system (as a conceptual, energetic mapping framework) are the foundational
architecture of my methodology.
My primary medium is light. In Chroma 2D, I apply high-density oil pigments in layers,
thinned with mediums using a proprietary technique inspired by Eye Movement
Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR). This process creates chromatic immersion, the
color gradients and white fields induce slow, meditative engagement with the paintings.
In Chroma 3D, I utilize digital rendering and spatial modeling to design sculptural
interventions that extend these color fields into three-dimensional environments.
The Equity Campaign leverages the visible light spectrum, progressive messaging and
corporate digital marketing principles subversively, positioning art as a vehicle for social justice.
I am deeply influenced by the Light and Space movement, including James Turrell and his
investigations of the impact of light on the brain, and the transcendental legacy of Rothko.
My work asks a contemporary question: In an age of digital depletion and social inequity,
can art provide a biological sanctuary? It explores the Architecture of Transcendence,
treating spiritual expansion not as an abstract concept, but as a measurable necessity for
personal and civic healing and evolution.
My work operates in two distinct, overlapping spheres: phenomenological and societal. It
posits that an equitable society is the physical expression of a transcendental state.
Chroma 2D and Chroma 3D address the internal architecture of expanded states. The
Equity Campaign addresses the external architecture of society. All three seek to establish
balance and evolution.