My thoughts on work-life balance in the digital age.

An autobiographical exploration of my vocational background and its impact on my artwork.

An informal discussion of my recent social media rebrand.

When I was young, I thought artists were rebels. I thought being an artist meant egoic liberation and bold expression. Dali was always my hero. He seemed so daring and sincere. I’d never heard of Cy Twombly, and didn’t understand Mark Rothko. I’d seen his monolithic paintings in textbooks and been bored by them. Dali’s were exciting! And now, I realize Dali was a fascist and to call him insincere would be generous. Recognizing that someone who seemed an exemplar of personal v

An examination of the role of imagination in art, and the means by which it's elicited.

A brief rant about my observations on the encroachments of AI technology on style and art.

I'm working on a video for my YouTube channel discussing the reasons I have moved away from Plein air painting, and in this blog post I...

Art isn't counted among the necessities for survival, and in the economic uncertainty of these times, artwork seems expendable. We seldom think about art outside of a formal gallery setting. A subject for scholars and wealthy collectors, but of little interest to the average person. Poststructuralism gave rise to various reactionary movements in the late 20th century, and now concepts like metamodernism and postirony dominate an increasingly isolated industry. Occasionally a