Conceptual art allows me to share certain thoughts and feelings that may be hard to articulate otherwise. This makes for highly personal images that are intentionally challenging to read, like a visual puzzle.

Cycles

Sometimes we meet someone at a serendipitous time. But more often the timing will be off just a notch, and the encounter will go by in passing. Drawn with one of my favorite short stories in mind, by Haruki Murakami: On Seeing The 100% Perfect Girl One Beautiful April Morning.

Procedural Heartbreak

Heartbreak as a procedurally generated puzzle that's different every time, but follows a similar logic. Even if you return it to its initial state, something will have changed.

Boxed-in Woman

A profile image for "Women Who Draw", a large directory of female illustrators. The image had to portray a single woman on a white background, within certain dimensions. Although the thousands of illustrators interpreting this in their own way have created a fantastic diversity of images, I still found it ironic that all these drawn women still existed within the stated confines. In my entry, a woman is pushing out of her box.

Go HAM or Go Home

Social commentary on empty corporate careers. Going 'HAM' stands for going 'Hard As a Motherfucker".

Golden Thoughts

Meditation teaches to let thoughts and feelings come and go and become an observer. But sometimes it can be nice to focus in on a specific feeling, especially sad ones, and to just sit with it for a while.

Comfort Machine

4:12 AM - "I woke up from uneasy dreams and rolled onto my side. The light from my phone and all the life inside of it felt comfortable and warm".