Solo Show

Overview of my recent solo exhibition at the Ludington Area Center for the Arts (LACA). Included in the show were photographs, paintings and acrylic glass, diecut, dimensional pieces. Browse the collection below, with links to individual works.

Gallery Overview

Two vanishing Chicago vernaculars anchor this gallery — the corner car shop and the classic hot dog stand — alongside a study of Roger Brown's life and studio, expressed through photography and paint.

Custer, Michigan Series

Six photographs document Custer, Michigan — a resilient farming town where empty storefronts and buildings wait, like so many across the rural Midwest, for a second life.This series is in the permanent collection of West Shore Community College.

All about Car Shops and Hot Dogs

Car shops and hot dog stands — two enduring Chicago business types — meet in this triptych. Ultra-high-resolution photographic diecuts, mounted in half-inch acrylic glass, flank a central painting drawn from the same source material.

Gallery Overview

Four places, one throughline: Alden and Sawyer, Michigan; Lucerne, Switzerland; and Chicago, Illinois — structures observed on-site and refined in the studio.

Alden, Michigan – Gothic Arch Barn

A Gothic arch barn in Alden, Michigan, examined from all four sides — comprising two Original Builds, each a documentary view. At center, a New Construction draws on all four, reworking the architecture into a more artful, interpretive form.