Artist Roots - Have Fun While You're Here!

Drawing inspiration from a dynamic blend of music, sports, travel, and a rich appreciation for global politics and culture, I have developed a vibrant painting style I call Psychedelic Realism. It’s a fusion of funky yet clean, straightforward yet twisted elements—a reflection of my life in bold colors, forms, and spaces. My art serves as a personal mirror, capturing the world through open senses and embracing the randomness of life’s chances and opportunities. Every brushstroke is a leap of faith, a moment to face uncertainty, conquer fears, and welcome unexpected surprises with joy. Both in life and art, I take things one day at a time—smiling, creating, and savoring the journey. After all, life’s too short not to have fun along the way!

  

My original work is held in private collections around the world, including Israel, Argentina, Belgium, and New Zealand, as well as throughout the U.S. One of my most memorable opportunities to create and present an original work of art was for President Jimmy Carter, now held at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in Decatur, Georgia. Titled "Peace Pavilion", this drawing was inspired by my time as an intern researching armed conflicts in the Middle East and East Africa at the Carter Center's Conflict Resolution Program in 2006, and includes the signatures of the entire class of interns.  

 

 

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