An act of persistent attention to living systems
Studies of living beings, their perceptual worlds, and the ecosystems they inhabit.
Limited Fine Art Prints
Original Paintings
Architecture
A ‘behind the scenes’ assemblage of observations, book recommendations, and musings about the future of our planet:
Field Notes
Limited Fine Art Prints
A botanical record of fallen leaves and seeds found in San Francisco Parks and painted in scale.
Collected specimen from Yerba Buena Gardens. Field notes: August 20, 2026; 72°F, cloudy.
Artwork details
2026 · Archival print
Print paper size: 6 × 8 inches
Outside mat dimensions: 8 × 10 inches
Supplied matted and sleeved. Frame not included.
Signed and numbered, edition of 50.
Shipping
Shipped with a mat in a clear protective sleeve with backing board.
Giving back
For new purchases, 1% of artwork sales is donated to the World Wildlife Fund. This is calculated on the artwork price after discounts, excluding sales tax, shipping charges and refunded amounts. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
Collected specimen from Alta Plaza Park. Field notes: July 16, 2026; 64°F, sunny and windy.
Artwork details
2026 · Archival print
Print paper size: 6 × 8 inches
Outside mat dimensions: 8 × 10 inches
Supplied matted and sleeved. Frame not included.
Signed and numbered, edition of 50.
Any frame shown in the photographs is for illustration only.
Shipping
Shipped with a mat in a clear protective sleeve with backing board.
Giving back
For new purchases, 1% of artwork sales is donated to the World Wildlife Fund. This is calculated on the artwork price after discounts, excluding sales tax, shipping charges and refunded amounts. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
Collected specimen from Lafayette Park. Field notes: July 28, 2026; 70°F, mostly sunny.
Artwork details
2026 · Archival print
Print paper size: 6 × 8 inches
Outside mat dimensions: 8 × 10 inches
Supplied matted and sleeved. Frame not included.
Signed and numbered, edition of 50.
Any frame shown in the photographs is for illustration only.
Shipping
Shipped with a mat in a clear protective sleeve with backing board.
Giving back
For new purchases, 1% of artwork sales is donated to the World Wildlife Fund. This is calculated on the artwork price after discounts, excluding sales tax, shipping charges and refunded amounts. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
Collected specimen from Holly Park. Field notes: September 2, 2026; 74°F, bright and sunny.
Artwork details
2026 · Archival print
Print paper size: 6 × 8 inches
Outside mat dimensions: 8 × 10 inches
Supplied matted and sleeved. Frame not included.
Signed and numbered, edition of 50.
Shipping
Shipped with a mat in a clear protective sleeve with backing board.
Giving back
For new purchases, 1% of artwork sales is donated to the World Wildlife Fund. This is calculated on the artwork price after discounts, excluding sales tax, shipping charges and refunded amounts. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
Original Paintings
Watercolor paintings on Wood Panel
A mapping of a mantis shrimp's eye, organized as a speculative array of photoreceptor types sensitive to different wavelengths and polarizations of light.
Artwork details
2026 · Watercolor on panel
6 × 12 in
Framing included; framing pending
Shipping
Complimentary insured shipping within the contiguous United States. Signature required upon delivery.
Giving back
For new purchases, 1% of artwork sales is donated to the World Wildlife Fund. This is calculated on the artwork price after discounts, excluding sales tax, shipping charges and refunded amounts. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
Turkey tail fungi grow on decaying tree stumps. Their mycelial networks break down the wood, releasing nutrients and contributing to soil that supports other organisms.
Artwork details
2026 · Watercolor on panel
18 × 24 in · Framed
Shipping
Complimentary insured shipping within the contiguous United States. Signature required upon delivery.
Giving back
For new purchases, 1% of artwork sales is donated to the World Wildlife Fund. This is calculated on the artwork price after discounts, excluding sales tax, shipping charges and refunded amounts. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
Lichens grow across stone through a partnership between fungi and photosynthetic organisms. Fungi provide structure and protection; their partners produce food from sunlight.
Artwork details
2026 · Watercolor on panel
6 × 12 in · Framed
Shipping
Complimentary insured shipping within the contiguous United States. Signature required upon delivery.
Giving back
For new purchases, 1% of artwork sales is donated to the World Wildlife Fund. This is calculated on the artwork price after discounts, excluding sales tax, shipping charges and refunded amounts. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
Lilypads as a frog might see them. The palette is based on the animal's sensitivity to different wavelengths of light.
Artwork details
2026 · Watercolor on panel
18 × 24 in · Framed
Shipping
Complimentary insured shipping within the contiguous United States. Signature required upon delivery.
Giving back
For new purchases, 1% of artwork sales is donated to the World Wildlife Fund. This is calculated on the artwork price after discounts, excluding sales tax, shipping charges and refunded amounts. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.