Concrete poetry is poetry in which the typographical arrangement of words is as important in conveying the intended effect as the conventional elements of the...

This work was made specifically for Edifice at The Point of Contact Gallery an exhibition with Natalia Porter. Porter and I employed work by Boston-based Andrew...

Edifice at The Point of Contact Gallery, an exhibition with Natalia Porter. For this our third collaboration, Natalia and I employed work by Boston-based Andrew...

(1) The original still was taken while traveling in the back seat of a trip in direction to Acapulco, Guerrero. By bringing up the contrast and adding yellow...

Photo sketches & configurations. These images are a series of sketches exploring placement and different compositions generated by a small scale road barriers and...

(1) Individual photographic studies inspired in the thin line of crushed glas that divides a great number of homes in developing countries, and countries without...

Left or abandoned human-made compositions integrate with our environment. Poorly managed and mis-funded construction sites often leave a distinct visual pattern....

(1) Mexico is a great consumer of sodas. With the highest rate as a country, and the highest per capita. As a result, there is a lot of bottle recycling and...

This installation sculpture was part of : BRONX BLUE BEDROOM PROJECT BBBP an artist-run project located in the bedroom of the artist Blanka Amezkua in Mott Haven,...

The itinerant nature by which words travel ambivalently distracts and draws me to unfocused specificities. An anonymous opinion spoken, first walks silently, then...

(1) (2) ____ (1) Topography of a Disaster 41.3" x 33" Linocut and collagraph on rice paper (2) Topography of a Disaster II 41.3" x 33" Linocut and...

(1) The Are you okay? series began by me simply hearing the question, even between strangers, of “Are you okay?” and me thinking “Why are they doing that?...

Placing (print and painting) Patagonia couples (print, collage, collagraph) Faux finishings (prints made inking wood and abstraction of materials)