White Science Print

I grew up in Franklin, Tennessee, a once small farming town in the outskirts of Nashville, where I began my training under the direction of the late Walter Bunn Gray. I attended the Atlanta College of Art for one year under scholarship and then went on to Pratt Institute in NYC for a certificate in graphic design. I later attained my undergraduate degree in Art History from Fordham University in NYC. In 2006, I took an intensive three month wood working course in Rockport Maine at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship. A contemporary abstractionist in painting and sculpture, I am fascinated with objects such as coins, obsolete stock certificates, keys and old bank checks from which I create foundations for my mixed media paintings. The act of discovery plays a big role in the process of creating. My photography has found its way into my work where I often use photographic imagergy as a starting point for mixed media paintings. Wood, such as mahogany is my starting point for my sculptures that are later cast in limited edition bronzes. My work can be found in public and private collections throughout the states and Europe, as well as museum collections such as the Telfair Museum's, Jepson Center for Contemporary Art in Savannah Georgia. The US Court of Appeals in Atlanta Georgia acquired two bronze sculpture in August of 2018 for permanent display in the lobby.