I paint the rhythms of coastal life with a quiet clarity - sun-warmed skies, wind-swept marshes, and the intimate, fleeting rituals that shape our most meaningful days. My work is rooted in the idea that art can hold memory - that it can evoke a sense of place, presence, and belonging.

I was raised on Cape Cod, where a lifelong connection to the water began to take shape. Years spent working on boats and studying shorelines - from the harbors of Chatham to the remote coasts of Mexico - deepened my relationship with the sea and laid the foundation for a creative practice grounded in lived experience. This lived experience, paired my professional practice, continues to shape the depth and direction of my work. I don’t aim to replicate what’s seen - I aim to express what’s felt with compositions that evoke presence, stillness, and the beauty of transience.

Today, I paint from my studio in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, surrounded by the color and cadence of the Lowcountry. Much of my inspiration comes from nearby Sullivan’s Island, Folly Beach, and other treasured local spots which are a constant in our family’s story and the backdrop to many of our most treasured memories. That emotional connection to place and legacy is the heartbeat of my work.

My paintings live in private collections, interiors, and retreat homes around the world. They’re collected by those who value authenticity, emotional depth, and timeless design - those who want art that tells a story and holds space.

Described by many as a visual exhale, my work invites pause, reflection, and presence. I hope it offers a return - to calm, to memory, to the places that stay with us.