A wide angle shot of an artist's workspace with natural daylight, featuring stacks of hand-torn paper, natural linen scraps, and dried terracotta paint on ceramic mixing plates.
A wide angle shot of an artist's workspace with natural daylight, featuring stacks of hand-torn paper, natural linen scraps, and dried terracotta paint on ceramic mixing plates.

The Archive

Beyond the Collection

A living record of works that have found their permanent homes.

A large mixed-media painting with thick terracotta acrylic and teal oil pastel smudges, hanging on a warm linen-textured wall in a sunlit Portland dining room, soft natural daylight.
A large mixed-media painting with thick terracotta acrylic and teal oil pastel smudges, hanging on a warm linen-textured wall in a sunlit Portland dining room, soft natural daylight.
A framed oil pastel drawing with deep teal and warm gray tones, styled on a wooden shelf next to a record player in a bright California studio, soft shadows.
A framed oil pastel drawing with deep teal and warm gray tones, styled on a wooden shelf next to a record player in a bright California studio, soft shadows.

Arc

Where the art lives now

Every piece carries a piece of the studio out into the world. These original works now anchor rooms, catch morning light, and continue their stories on collectors' walls.

ACRYLIC & LINEN, 2023

Lichen & Clay No. 4

Now residing in a quiet coastal home in Maine. The collector fell in love with the hand-torn edges and the subtle ochre undertones that shift as the afternoon sun moves.

It feels like a window to the Oregon coast, right in our kitchen.

Eleanor S., Collector

OIL PASTEL, 2022

Warm Smudge Study

This piece started with layered charcoal and heavy oil pastels. It now sits above a vintage record player in a mid-century California studio, catching the soft golden hour light.

The texture is so physical; you can see the artist's hand in every stroke.

Marcus K., Collector

MATERIAL DIVERSITY

A record of exploration

From grainy 35mm film photographs to hand-folded cards with deckled edges, these archival works represent a continuous dialogue between medium and texture.

Begin a new story

While these specific pieces have found their homes, the studio is always turning over new layers. Let’s collaborate on a custom mixed-media piece or a bespoke series of hand-torn cards tailored to your space.