Painting and drawing as practices of attention—a quiet dialogue between the places we return to, what we carry with us, and what we leave behind.

It went quiet for a while and then I could hear you again: Walking between the cottonwoods.

oil on canvas, 48” x 60”, 2026

Across paintings, drawings, and research studies, the work explores what happens when we slow down long enough to really see. The paintings return to familiar trails again and again. The drawings turn that same attention inward, tracing how perception and memory shape what comes into focus. The studies document a daily practice of sustained attention.

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