To Rely On
69" x 46" — Oil & Acrylic Paint on Unstretched Canvas
Against a shifting blue gradient, two figures — a man and a woman — occupy opposing edges of the canvas. Their forms, set among intricate geometric shapes and patterns, holding one another in balance no matter how the work is turned. In any orientation, the composition remains whole. It is a meditation on mutual support: an ever-changing puzzle, unique to each relationship, defined as much by perspective as by presence.
What's Left Behind
62" x 46" — Oil & Acrylic Paint on Unstretched Canva
Two figures, back-to-back, one turned toward the viewer, the other turned away dissolve into a constellation of interlocking stars. Past and present blur; the self is shaped by what remains — fragments of love, memory, and lineage — bound together in an infinite, unbreakable weave. You are whats left behind, the product of your life entangled in everyones else's.
Across From You
48" x 72" — Oil & Spray Paint on Unstretched Canvas
From a vantage point above, two nude figures sit in quiet contemplation—facing one another, eyes closed, suspended in a moment of introspection. They rest across a field of green geometric forms, slightly imperfect in their structure—an abstracted grassy plain, at once artificial and organic. The title concept, Across From You, points to a shared psychological space: an exploration of relational stillness and peace in each others company, no words spoken just "across from you", it becomes the entire conversation—an atmosphere of silent communion, where nothing is required but the act of being with another, completely.
Ego
36" x 48" — Oil & Spray Paint on Canvas
Two men stand in mirrored stance, locked in a silent struggle—each a reflection of the other, each an echo of the self. Their symmetry speaks to the endless loop of ego: the fight to dominate, to impose order, to find footing in a world that resists stillness. Behind them, a geometric field—my signature motif—rises like a tapestry, suggesting the intricate systems we’re all woven into.
Blue Star
36" X 46" (Medium: Oil / Spray Paint)
A solitary blue figure, elongated and facing away, dissolves into a sea of blue—a meditation on solitude and transcendence. Behind him, an intricate star pattern radiates with quiet intensity, suggesting cosmic order, spiritual depth, or the elusive nature of identity. The tonal harmony and precision of the composition evoke a sense of self creation through restraint, while the singular presence of the figure underscores the rarity and emotional gravity of oneself. This is a statement work—one of silence, symmetry, and self.
Masculine Compassion
36" X 46" (Medium: Oil / Spray Paint)
A commanding piece, this work captures two men locked in a visceral yet intimate struggle—wrestling within a stark, geometric framework that symbolizes rigid masculinity and societal structure. The tension between aggression and tenderness invites the viewer to confront the paradox of dominance and vulnerability. Layered in warm tones and bold contrasts, the painting transcends traditional representations of masculinity, offering a luxurious exploration of power, connection, and restraint. A singular expression of conflict and compassion, rendered in a palette that speaks to both opulence and raw human emotion.
Scars
46" X 36" (Medium: Oil / Spray Paint)
A striking red figure rises from a pool—his body marked, scarred, and unapologetically exposed. Though not the central focus, his presence commands attention, representing the overlooked truths hidden behind curated desire. His beauty is undeniable, yet it is the imperfections—often blurred out in adult film imagery—that give him depth, humanity, and power. This painting is a message on what is edited out, on the unseen narratives behind erotic consumption. What is the cost of being desired?
