Shot this at the Seattle Art Museum. Then reconstituted it on my iPhone. That’s the process—capture what’s visible, reveal what isn’t.
I saw her at the Whitney. Pulled her aside and asked to take her photo. She said yes. I didn’t know then what she carried: generations, stories, silences. Black. Native. Mother. Photographer. Builder. A whole world walking around in one body.
Closing out 2024 with one of my favorite portrait subjects, @mi.lisok. I first saw her in a park in Dublin and knew I had to take her portrait. I’m so grateful for the chance to do two shoots with her and hope we can collaborate again in the fu
A painting from 2017. Her hand isn’t reaching out—it’s cutting through. Not for attention, but to claim what’s already hers. She’s not here to play small or be polite. What’s invisible? The fire you didn’t t
Yesterday I collaborated with a very dear and old friend on his portrait. The collaboration came in the form of him telling me the story of what he sees in the portrait that I created of him. Which is inspired by my knowledge of who he is and his lov
Another Unfolding portrait. The Unfolding is a collaborative journey inspired by the philosophy of wabi-sabi—finding beauty in imperfection and the unseen. Together, we peel back the layers of identity—what’s visible, what’s h
“Jase Unfolded.” One in a series of portraits from the first The Unfolding collaborative portrait experience. The participant @jjjjmitchell brought vulnerability and his deep creativity to our session. The person in this portrait at this
At the end of every Unfolding portrait session, participants leave with something small but meaningful: a mechanical pencil wrapped in a simple sleeve. On it, they’re asked to write five new words that describe themselves—words that surfa
Meet Jase, unfolded. Thoughtful, steady, and quietly creative. Jase is all about honesty and resilience, with a calm persistence and an instinct for seeing things through. Through this unfolding, you see the layers: the patience, the quiet strength,
I’m stoked to officially wrap up my year in the Odyssey Works Experience Design Certification Program! This certificate isn’t just a (vellum) paper acknowledgment—it’s part of a larger decahedron sculpture representing how ea
Picked up two paintings by @idrew at his art sale today. If you’re in Seattle I encourage you to do the same. Open until 4pm. #acrylicpainting #artsale #artist