This is an ongoing series of drawings focused on infrastructure and the physical lines that keep us all connected.

This is a collection of prints from the annual Rockin’ Rollin’ Prints show and event in Houston Texas. This event is organized and produced by Print Matters Houston.

Human Wishes is series created in 2015 all about printing. Each of the pieces in this series explores different methods of print in some part of the process. Dry point intaglio, 3D Printing, digital Prints, blind emboss, and letterpress are all prevalent in the work. The imagery contains objects that facilitate the action of wishing like pennies wishbones and candles. I felt the two concepts of wishing and printing really begged me to ask the question: What if you could just print a wish?

Singularity Transmissions was a an installation at Burning Man 2012. I was part of a team of 21 artists and performers from the Houston area led by Troy Stanley to construct and maintain this structure in Black Rock City, Nevada. It consisted of tin can phones from each pod to the top of the tower where they were connected to mics. The audio was projected across the playa and recorded through the week of burning man. It captured the howling wind, impromptu singing sessions, poetry readings, and all the musings of the participants of Burning Man.

Amusement was a piece created as part of San Antonio’s Tri-Centennial celebration. 300 artists were invited by their peers and each was given a year to create a piece of work that represented the year and the city. The year I received was 1936 and was the year that Kiddie Park was founded. Kiddie Park is the oldest operating amusement park in the United States with some of the original rides still in operation.