No one said it would be easy




Born 1964 in Morristown, New Jersey.
Boyhood in Kansas and Oklahoma.
Adolescence in Ohio and Michigan.
Enrolled at the University of Washington 1982-1985. Transferred to The Evergreen State College, graduated in 1987 with a Bachelor of Arts. Formal studies included architecture, political science, art history, life drawing and creative writing.
Currently, living in Portland, Oregon.
These artworks could be seen as playmate/explorers discovering the highs and lows of the world. They are like guides into the cosmology of a Universe at Play. For them the stakes are not do-or-die, because they know the dead are also at play. The rules of the game are unwritten and intuitive, but values like fairness, inclusiveness, health, joy, and a heightened awareness apply universally. “Take joy and Be aware”, they say.