I’m an experimental, visual and performance artist.
This is my passion, this is my pleasure, this is my outlet, this is my life.

I’ve worked very professional ”day jobs” to pay the bills and take the pressure off my art. I’ve often shyed away from commercial art, as it rarely supported the kind of art I’ve explored in the past. I’ve always desired to be motivated by the experience of the art, rather then the financial motivation of the art.

My desire has been to discover the meme’s that run the outer limits of the human experience in the vain hope that they might give me pleasure, expand my consciousness, or take me beyond the limited scope that commercial art can explore. Maybe I’ve felt that it might help me experience the edge of my potential. Or maybe I’ve wanted to know that when I pass on, I transcended (or attempted to transcend) the cultural mould that raised me to maturity.

It’s been a rewarding experience so far, taking me into the Hyperpresent, and introducing me to a wonderful perspective that peers just beyond the myopic, trivial, trite, and inane.

Some of my art has meaning, some is not so obvious, some is purely visceral. I try not to over-think my projects, and trust the dynamic and unpredictable elements that take me to places (Physically, Mentally, Spiritually) that I did not know, and could not know.

Maybe there’s a goal, maybe not, I don’t really know. Or… maybe I do, but I’m keenly aware that revealing these goals would trivialize it in a weak attempt to justify it, or that my goal now is really a motivator to get me closer to what lies along the adventuresome path of the unkown. Perhaps this is my greatest joy; that in this creative process there is no need to justify, only to experience it for the sheer visceral pleasure of the unknown.

Perhaps in this process, I can carve out a niche that makes life worth living. Perhaps I can offer a perspective that makes life worth doing something more then surviving, as another Baboon Robot. Perhaps I can live out my human potential, unapologetic, free to choose my happiness, and the experiences that bring joy to my life and the people I meet.

Perhaps somewhere in my Creative Self Exploration I will find that place to be me, and to find those of us who will accept me as I am.

I love Art, it’s my life.
I’d like to share it with you, and feel your feedback as I learn to express my deepest thoughts, desires, and ideas.