Abstract Visual Adventures
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My sole purpose is to create captivating, vibrant, joyful adventures that will never be relegated to "wallpaper" status - you know, the type of paintings that people just walk by without stopping to admire. Visual elevator music.
And no, I don't channel the pain, sadness and despair I felt after my accident. I've already experienced that, so.... why relive? My art hopefully reflects the simple fact that I'm just happy to be alive. Enjoy!​

From Accident to Artist
An unexpected thing happened as I was jogging into the ocean in Mexico, May 2018: the sand gave way under my foot and I tripped, fell and broke my neck.
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Today, I am a tretraplegic that is 85% paralyzed with no movement in my fingers. Miraculously, however, I now have the ability to paint (I was stick-figure guy at best before). How well I paint, well... that's up to you.
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I owe the discovery - which is referred to as Acquired Savant Syndrome, with about 35 diagnosed - to my art therapist at Kessler Rehab who was trying to improve my muscle memory and motor skills. We had only four (4) short sessions, but as soon as I had a brush in my hand, ideas began to flood my consciousness.

My Story & How I Paint
Painting From A Different Perspective

Abstract Art from "Four Corners"
I use a unique painting process described as "the four corners" technique, whereby I paint on a canvas laying flat on a table, and rotate it until completed. I therefore paint from "all four corners and sides", essentially painting four paintings at once.
The result: you decide which orientation you like best, giving you a completely different viewing experience than ever before.







