For a group Exhibition at The Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, CT

Created using the historic technique of verre églomisé (reverse painting and gilding on glass) these works explore the intersection of image, reflection, and presence.

Each piece is designed to engage in an ongoing conversation with its environment. The mirrored surface captures shifting light, changing seasons, and the subtle movements of those who encounter it, ensuring that the work evolves over time.

Working at or near life scale, I focus on subjects that invite a sense of intimacy: birds poised in quiet observation and familiar objects elevated through isolation and scale. Removed from their everyday context, these forms become vessels for memory, association, and personal narrative.

The result is work that rewards repeated viewing. At once luminous and contemplative, each piece offers collectors a dynamic experience—an artwork that changes with the space it inhabits and the lives lived around it.