When I was young and growing up in Marin, I loved drawing and painting, but then I opted for a career in tech and let those creative pursuits fall away. I kept my creative spark alive with work like web design, user interface design, and creating game graphics.

In the late 1990’s I discovered Flash and began creating and coding web-based artwork and games. This led to a job at Adobe Systems where I would test, document, and create sample apps or artwork for all the latest Flash Player features. For years I made interesting and often ephemeral artwork on the side while pursuing a career in tech and game development.

In 2020 I learned about a new online generative art platform called Art Blocks. An artist could submit their code for an algorithm that would generate a series of unique artworks, with random variations, that all fit a similar aesthetic. I understood the platform right away, since I’d been making code-based artwork for years. My first project “Inspirals” was accepted for curation and released in March 2021. I released two more collections with Art Blocks that same year, “Eccentrics” and “Eccentrics 2: Orbits”.

Since 2022 I’ve released four more artwork series, including the “Exposures” series which places human forms within abstract geometric worlds as a commentary on the ways we shape, and are shaped by, online spaces. “Exposures” was featured at the Miami Digital Art Fair during Art Basel Miami 2024, and has also been exhibited at galleries in Los Angeles and Shibuya, Japan.

In January 2025 I released a companion series “Shadow Exposures” to help raise funds for victims of the Los Angeles fires.

My most recent collection “Hatches” combines influences from Frank Lloyd Wright’s design systems and Sol LeWitt’s rules-based “Wall Drawings.”  “Hatches” was released on Art Blocks in January 2026.