Mad Science
Portraits of inventions and worlds created from my ideas and arguments with AI.
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Phantasmachina
Artwork with animation and augmented-reality components.
New forms emerge where painting, drawing, 3D construction and machine-generated imagery meet.
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Disposable Heroes
The military portraits and 3D printed apes are characters from the animation Good Enough for the People, based on Emma Goldman's 1917 speech “Patriotism: A Menace to Liberty.”
Installation
Animation projections of soldier apes speaking Goldman's speech in different languages.
watch on Vimeo ↗Water
Water-based environments, architecture and invented systems.
Land
Invented landscapes, architecture and systems for living.
Info
Selected biography, exhibitions and contact.
Education
Hunter College, New York — MFA
Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture
Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York — BFA cum laude
Florence, Italy — semester of study: painting and art history
Selected exhibitions
2026 S. Tucker Cooke Gallery, University of North Carolina Asheville, Drawing Discourse
2025 The Honey Badger Motel Art Gallery, Robots and Lemonade
2024 Midnight Moment, Life Forms, Times Square Arts, New York
2024 Wall Works, Phantasmachina, The Bronx, New York
2022 Brian Leo Projects, Hacking Genomes, New York
2018 Digital Arts Center Gallery, Westchester Community College, Fun and War Games
2014 MediaNoche Gallery, Disposable Heroes, New York
2010 Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, What's She Building in There?
2006 Kyoto Art Center, Nature's Game Board; Sixtyseven Gallery, Aquatecture
2005 Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Living Systems
Awards / residencies
2019 Studios at Mass MoCA Residency; Faculty Development Grant, SUNY Old Westbury
2012 Manhattan Community Arts Fund, LMCC
2006 Kyoto Art Center Residency; Jerome Foundation Travel and Study Grant
2005 John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship: Video/3D Animation
2004 New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship: Video/3D Animation; Jerome Foundation Media Arts Program
1992 Fellowship, Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture