Winter, Dissonance, and a Bear’s Heart
Winter is not my season. Everything in nature slows down, contracts, and goes dormant—and honestly, that sounds like the right idea. But modern life doesn’t allow for that kind of rhythm. Instead, we’re expected to keep running at full speed,
It’s the Little Things…
There’s a particular Georgia O’Keeffe quote that has always stayed with me, probably because it resonates so deeply with the way I move through the world. She said, “Nobody sees a flower—really—it is so small it takes time—we haven’t time—and to see takes time.”
She was absolutely right. The smaller a thing is,..
Help Me Shape What Comes Next
I’ve been considering a new project, but before I take any steps forward, I want to hear from you, my friends, supporters, and the people who connect with my art on a deeper level.
Lately I’ve been exploring the idea of creating a space…
Tree-mendous! An Ode to Sacramento’s Canopy
I’ve always believed that peace begins with noticing, like the way light filters through leaves, the hush beneath a branch, or the slow breath of stillness that finds you in the middle of a busy day. That’s why I’m deeply honored to be part of SMUD’s new exhibition, Tree-mendous!, which opened November 19 and runs through January 13, 2026, in the lobby gallery
Why Shopping Small Matters This Holiday Season
As the holiday season begins and gift lists start taking shape, there’s a growing call to support small businesses, both locally and online. But why does it matter? The reasons are deeper and more impactful than many people realize.
When we shop locally, we help strengthen our own communities. A small business owner’s profits usually cycle straight back into the local economy; supporting jobs, schools, services, and the character of the neighborhoods we value.