My work is an ecology of improvisational gestures exploring the wisdom and wonder of uncertainty, failure, and getting lost.

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Now represented by LAURA VINCENT DESIGN & GALLERY

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Beyond the Now

We are in a hamster wheel that endlessly spins in the "eternal present," making it feel impossible to move forward—our past offers no viable solutions to current crises, and our present, marked by complexity, acceleration and instability, is disconnected from any shared vision of the future. This body of work delves into the shared spaces between the past, present, and future, embraces the inherent uncertainty and searches for beauty in the struggle to envisage what could exist "beyond the now."

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Beyond Instinct: The Interplay of Intuition and Improvisation

EXHIBITIONS

2024

March,Unexpected Solitude, LAURA VINCENT DESIGN & GALLERY, Portland, OR
Featured in Saatchi Art’s “24 Artists to collect in 2024”

2023

Solo, Beyond the Now, Galley 114. Portland, OR
Group, Artworks Northwest Biennial, Umqua Valley Arts, Curated by Arvie Smith, Roseburg, OR
Solo, Small Works, Cellar Z, Portland, OR
Group, Winter Exhibition, Jen Tough Gallery and Artist Alliance, Artsy
Group, The Space Between, Artist Alliance, Artsy, Curated by Michael Shemchuck

2022

Group show, METAXIS, E. Serreau Studio/Gallery, Portland, OR. MORE INFO
Solo show, The Joinery at St. Johns, Portland, OR
Solo show, The Joinery, Downtown Portland, OR
The Sound of Forgetting, Exhibbit, Virtual Exhibition
Group show, A Thousand Words, Walters Cultural Arts Center, Hillsboro, OR
Solo show, Ongoing Renewal, Nest, Portland, OR
The Gaze Behind Closed Eyes. Exhibbit, Virtual Exhibition

2021

Yellow Chair Group Show, presented by M. David&Co and Castle Hill
Virtual Residency. Michael David, Yellow Chair Salon
Two-person Show, Sidestreet Arts Gallery, Portland, OR
Virtual Residency. Michael David, Yellow Chair Salon
Vissage, Portland, OR
J.H., Portland, OR

Art Folio 2021 available on Amazon.

Art Folio 2020 is available for purchase.

"I paint, not to elevate myself, but to surpass my self-importance."

MARK DUNST

MARK DUNST