My work explores mechanical integrity, power, and the visual language of custom culture. Rooted in the aesthetics of vintage, classic, and custom automotive design with a strong Los Angeles influence, I create paintings and illustrations that prioritize structure and surface. The focus is on the tension between high performance speed and the disciplined control required to capture it on canvas.

This rigor extends to vintage agricultural machinery. I see tractors and farm equipment as engineered forms shaped by wear, patina, and restoration. My study of agriculture is grounded in direct observation and technical precision, using camera and drone based studies to establish perspective and scale. I then reference these digital assets when creating imagery across a range of art mediums. These references translate into gallery ready works and installations that bridge raw machinery and fine art.

I am open to commissions, collaborations, and project based work with collectors, brands, and organizations seeking work grounded in mechanical accuracy, classic automotive aesthetics, and the energy of automotive and industrial culture.