The collection
Original oil paintings. A surrealist study of Florida, memory, time and the unstable boundary between the recognizable and the impossible.
A personal homage to Dalí in the city where his legacy found an American home: the clock melts, while the shell remains.
What happens when an artistic influence becomes part of your own language rather than something you merely admire?
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Fort, sentry, key and shell become a meditation on colonial possession, access to the Americas and the coast that predates every claim.
Can a place ever truly belong to those who arrive carrying the key?
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Miami becomes both real tropical landscape and a deliberately manufactured fantasy of paradise.
Why do we work so hard to manufacture paradise when nature already created it?
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The most believable Florida exists inside a fractured mirror while the world outside it becomes increasingly impossible.
Do we remember places as they were, or as we needed them to be?
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A straight pier and circling pelicans place human progress beside the recurring rhythms of nature.
Do we really move forward, or do we spend our lives circling the places that formed us?
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Inspired by St. Petersburg’s Dalí Museum, architecture and coastline dissolve into one another like two containers of memory.
What remains of an artist after the artist is gone?
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A rigid pier begins surrendering its straight line to a coastline that refuses to remain engineered.
Do we shape the landscape, or does the landscape eventually reshape everything we build upon it?
View this workEach painting is an original oil on canvas. Dimensions, studio details and placement conversations on request.