Marsh Annunciation diptych
In conversation with the classical tradition of the Annunciation painting, depicting the moment Mary becomes pregnant with Jesus. The viewer becomes the subject as their shadow lays on the canvases; the light streams from behind, but it is unclear whether the subject is facing towards the light or away.
Material
oil paint on canvas
Year
04/29/2024
Ink and acrylic self-portrait. Background is based upon human tissues under a microscope
another ink and acrylic self-portrait
histology study
self portrait study
Exploring Anatomy
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.
"Posture," 2021, oil on canvas, 12" x 12"
"Arm anatomical study,” 2021, pen, 9” x 11”
"Attitude," 2021, oil on canvas, 12" x 12"
"Hands in bucket,” 2021, ink, 9” x 11”
Still Life 1, oil on paper, 3' x 1'
Still Life 2, oil on paper, 3' x 1'
Still Life 3, oil on paper, 3' x 1'
Hungary
All done in 2020, inspired by places I explored while travelling with my father during his Fulbright trip in 2018.
Saint Matyas, oil on canvas, 18" x 24"
Szentendre, oil on canvas
Zsambek, lino print, 9" x 11"
Laser Visualization of the Doxology (2023)
Sung through a homemade contraption made with a 2x4, tin can, deflated balloon, laser, and small mirror (shown below video)
The Science:
the vibrations of my vocal cords travels through the can to the membrane (balloon), which has a small mirror taped to it. The laser then bounces off of the mirror onto the wall, and mimics the shape of the vibrations causing the mirror to move in response to my vocalizations.
