Current Residence: Seattle, WA
I have been creating visual art since I can remember, having been influenced by the Surrealists and the discovery of Entheogens at a young age. I find continued inspiration in traveling and spending as much time in nature as possible, my art has always reflected the strange and the weird, the fantastic and visionary. At times reflecting the macabre and my darker side and other times exploring my fascination with the unknowable and the awe and mystery of being alive. My work obviously has meaning for me and my personal myth comes through either consciously or unconsciously; as for any absolute meaning in my work though, I think the power of visual art is that it's open to the individual's interpretation. Question what you see, consider what you don't, draw your own conclusions.