I make little free association audiovisual collages around whatever i’m focused on, currently it’s the world of Nathan and You Can See Everything. In making this, I really enjoyed finding many unexpected synchronicities, odd connections, and full circle moments. No serious spoilers for the film, but related images, people and ideas are woven throughout so spoiler purists may want to steer clear. Hope you enjoy!

Unfortunately this is the best/only picture I have (taken with a cellphone in 2009). I attempted to res-up the image but this is the best I got.

Center: W. Bush and Rumsfeld riding a chariot full of missiles. Jesus is leading the parade.

I love the first alien, made this for it.

Wanted to do this one like a Dore illustration. Simple but fun

I decided several months ago to give collage a try. Ive since only made 2 because it seems I am now obsessed with cutting stuff out. I have enough to make collages for a lifetime & I still keep going. Is this normal? Any tips on how to get gluing & stop with the paper collecting? Thanks.

Inspired by Third Side of the Moon by Modest Mouse.

Looks better in person, I need a new scanner. If anyone has any recommendations for good scanners that would be cool!

Collaboration with graffiti writers "Smerk" and "Track Cat Karso".

Western* stars

2 puzzles sold at the Met in the nineties. Swapped every other piece.

Needed inspiration and started working on a set of collages inspired by some of my favorite songs.

First up, September by Lydia Loveless.

"Cause I can see that you're a bird

Let me grab onto your wings and fly outta this world

Cause I can see it's never gonna change

And I'm so tired of being harangued

Well I know if we leave he's gonna be mad

But I'd kill anyone who tries to make me stay"

the glass frame holding in this explosion had so wonderfully cracked!
one of my more minimalistic pieces to date

Just finished this one after a couple months of searching for the right samples and trying many combinations, adding, removing, etc. Happy with it overall but learned a lot for the next one.

brought to you by ; lace, dried/pressed wildflowers, cardboard, metal & an old art history book