I am a printmaker and painter working in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
I participated in an artist-in-residence program sponsored by the Mokuhanga Innovation Laboratory (MI-LAB) studying traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking techniques while living at the base of Mt Fuji. I fell in love with the traditional tools and natural materials used in mokuhanga. I feel a strong affinity with the contemplative nature of the Japanese aesthetic.
I view my studio practice as an integral part of my spiritual practice as a contemplative Christian. I consider abstraction as the best means for expressing spiritual truths I cannot otherwise articulate.
My work has been exhibited in solo and group shows throughout the US as well as in Japan. I am represented by Hecho a Mano Gallery in Santa Fe.