Bio
I was born in Manhattan in the seventies. We moved to LA when I was 3 and I grew up in Santa Monica, California. After going to NYU Film School for a while I transferred to San Francisco State University to later graduate with a degree in industrial art. After college, and working as a designer for a time, I kept making art outside of ‘work’ with investigations in new media, photography, drawing, and sculpture. I returned to school for an MFA in art at Mills College and I completed it in the spring of 2006. Currently, I’m an assistant professor of art and design at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
Art is a place of exploration, investigation, and discovery. I don’t limit myself to specific media and I’m most intrigued by art that combines the unexpected. My work is concerned with the intersections of technology, memory, and media. The remapping of my personal memories as paintings is what currently intrigues me most, but that changes.