A Dutch still life in yellow. Created with the most incredible spring flowers, this piece is a love letter to the local farmers who inspire me with their product each year. The tulips, ranunculus, poppies, and columbine in this piece were breathtaking, to name a few; I’m honored I was able to capture them at their peak.

This piece is offered as a limited edition, in two sizes:

16”x 24” (edition of 20)

24”x36” (edition of 10)

A still life I made this past April, using a few varieties of fritillaria at their peak and the most stunning local parrot tulips. The spring peas, radishes and asparagus made this the perfect encapsulation of spring, in a still life. There are so many little details to discover in this piece.

This piece is offered as a limited edition:

30”x40” (edition of 10)

Signed and numbered en verso.

A true Dutch still life reimagined, this piece is a celebration of the transition from winter to spring through fruits and flowers. Dead strawberry vines creep from an antique jewelry box; fringed tulips shatter and splay onto the fabric-draped marble slab; fritillaria curls throughout the frame; the pink and purple hues of hellebores and irises are punctuated by the tart yellow of daffodils and the perfect red poppies. Flowers and fruits at all stages of life and decay co-exist in one chaotic, vibrant frame; a visual feast, if you will.

This piece is offered as a limited edition, in two sizes:

24”x36” (edition of 15)

30”x45” (edition of 10)

Signed and numbered en verso.

I created this piece in the spring of 2025—I wanted to create another world just out of reach, and used the mirror as my device. I set up two still lifes, the red camelia bushes in front of the mirror, and a collection of iris reflected in it. I lined the camera up in such a way that I was able to capture both still lifes in one frame, at the same time. This haunting piece is the result.

This piece is offered in 16”x24” with a 1” border for framed. Limited edition of 20.

Signed and numbered en verso.

This piece is the first in a series I began in the spring of 2024, in an old warehouse on the outskirts of Atlanta. I built a set in three layers: each layer coming to life as you move deeper into the frame, culminating in a room I covered entirely in gold leaf. Tulip magnolia branches creep into the frame from somewhere else; what you see isn’t all there is.

This piece is offered in a limited edition, in two sizes:

32”x48” (edition of 25)

40”x60” (edition of 5)

This piece is one in a series I began in the spring of 2024, in an old warehouse on the outskirts of Atlanta. There was an old office about to be demolished that caught my eye once we’d begun shooting. The remnants of that space—a door with a broken vent, a wall with an opening for what used to be an internal window—served as the foundation for another world, another narrative for what could have existed in this space. Bright red strawberries growing on dead vines, grass growing with forget-me-nots out of a concrete floor, a sliver of light peeking through the broken vent, begging the question: What’s behind the wall?

This piece is offered in a limited edition, in two sizes:

32”x48” (edition of 25)

40”x60” (edition of 5)

Signed and numbered en verso.

The Ice Skaters is part of an ongoing series with the working title, the Doers. I loaded an old Kodak Carousel slide projector with a collection of images I’ve collected over the years: some from my own family, most from people I’ve never met. With this series I’ve created my own imaginary worlds built around collective memory; spaces grounded in this world, but not fully of it.

The Ice Skaters is the first of these imagined memories.

This piece is offered as a limited edition, in three sizes:

24”x36” (edition of 10)

32”x48” (edition of 5)

40”x60” (edition of 3)

Signed and numbered en verso.

The first in my Endless Summer series, I created this piece in the fall of 2021. I had been itching to move beyond the tabletop still life scenes and this piece was my jumping off point: an exploration into the fantastical world of tropical fruits, birds, and flowers, inspired by the work of 19th century Austrian painter, Johann Knapp.

Into the Tropics, No. 1 is offered as part of a limited edition, in two sizes:

32”x48” (edition of 5)

40”x60” (edition of 5 + 1 Artist Proof)

Signed and numbered en verso.

The only landscape photograph as part of the Endless Summer series, this piece was an exercise in resourcefulness at the end of a five-day shoot. I knew I wanted to create something with a nod to the classic tableau of Dutch painting, and I wanted to use primarily fruit to build it. This piece was the result: a layered, abundant landscape with touches of yellow oncidium orchids and one iridescent blue dragonfly to make it feel a part of the tropical world I created through this body of work.

36”x24” (edition of 15)

48”x32” (edition of 5 + 1 Artist Proof)

60”x40” (edition of 5)

Signed and numbered en verso.

I created this piece in February of 2022, using the most incredible new-to-me tropical elements, including bismarckia palms and monstera vine, along with peach amaryllis and an abundance of birds flying throughout. The monstera vine woven in and around the entire installation gives this piece the feeling of being overgrown, like a still life forgotten about in another world.

Into the Tropics, No. 2 is offered as part of a very limited edition:

40”x60” (edition of 5 + 1 Artist Proof)

Signed and numbered en verso.

This piece is a companion to ‘Into the Tropics, No. 2’ in my eyes—I created the pieces over the course of the same week. This was the first time that I’ve experimented with moonlight in my work on a large scale, and I love the eerie, otherworldly feel that the blue hue of the lights brings.

Orchids by Moonlight is offered as part of a limited edition, in two sizes:

32”x48” (edition of 5)

40”x60” (edition of 5 + 1 Artist Proof)

Signed and numbered en verso.