Ten Years of Making: The Practice of Becoming an Artist Every finished painting represents hundreds of hours that no one ever sees. The final image is often what people encounter first. The exhibition, the finished canvas, the photograph shared online. What remains invisible are the years of experimentation, uncertainty, failed attempts, changing directions, and quiet […]
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Featured by Basin Arts: Artist Circle Interview In January 2023, I was honored to be featured by Basin Arts as part of their Artist Circle series, which highlights artists contributing to Acadiana’s creative community. The interview was published just days before the opening reception for my solo exhibition, The Human Condition, making it an opportunity
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Every work of art begins with a series of decisions. Some are technical, while others are deeply personal. For me, each painting grows from lived experience, memory, and an ongoing curiosity about the psychological landscape of being human. Visitors often ask why I paint recurring subjects, why many of my figures are nude, or how
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