The Shape of Holding Multitudes

This ongoing body of atmospheric abstract paintings explores multiplicity, interior weather, and the layered terrain of being human. The work is rooted in contradiction—the understanding that we can hold grief and joy, rupture and tenderness, longing and becoming all at once.

Using layered color, gravity-driven drips, erasure, and somatic mark-making, the paintings emerge as shifting psychological landscapes rather than fixed images. They are spaces of movement, tension, breath, and release—places where certainty dissolves and something more honest can surface.

As the series evolves, the work continues to grow in scale, moving toward an immersive installation that feels less like viewing paintings and more like stepping inside a living atmosphere.