05/23/2026
What draws people to my work is the ability to find depth, emotion and story in ordinary moments. The light, shadows, textures, colors and subtle details all work together to preserve something that existed for only a brief moment in time.
“Dog Days,” captured near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, reflects that sensitivity. The chair, the weathered wall, the handwritten sign, the hidden dog beneath the gate and the shifting shadows each contribute to a story that feels both personal and timeless.
Collectors often share how my work changes the feeling of a space — creating atmosphere, reflection and conversation.
The Nolan Gallery is open Saturdays.
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