ABOUT
A way of seeing.
I’m interested in how the things we choose to live with shape the way we experience our lives.
My work moves between art, curation, writing and conversation. Across each of those practices, I keep returning to the same questions: What deserves our attention? What belongs? What stays with us? And how do the things we learn to appreciate begin shaping the people we become?
Attention before accumulation.
I believe a considered life is not necessarily one with more in it. It is one in which what remains has been chosen with care.
That idea sits behind much of what I make and share — paintings concerned with memory and the emotional afterlife of experience, conversations that help people look at art more closely, writing about beauty and discernment, and collaborative work exploring intimacy, movement and time.
ART
Painting, image-making and collaborative bodies of work concerned with memory, movement, intimacy and impermanence.
CURATION
Helping people encounter art more deeply and recognize what genuinely belongs in the spaces and lives they are creating.
WRITING
Essays and observations on attention, beauty, taste, value and the making of a more considered life.
CONVERSATION
The Curator’s Room and other gatherings that create space for artists, collectors and ideas to meet.
I’m based on Vancouver Island, Canada, where I continue to work across art, galleries, writing and independent creative projects.
Curate more. Consume less.
Pay attention. Develop discernment. Let things affect you. Choose deliberately. Own what genuinely belongs. And allow the rest to remain beautiful.
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