High School Art
Cold Spring Harbor High School '10
Huntington School of Fine Arts '10
University of Pennsylvania Pre-College, Architecture '09
Parsons The New School For Design Pre-College, Architecture '08
Rhode Island School of Design, RISD Bicycle Home Test
Graphite
16 x 20
Rhode Island School of Design, RISD Double Sided Home Test
Graphite
20 x 16
Rhode Island School of Design, RISD Double Sided Home Test
Graphite
20 x 16
An everyday bathroom, seen through my eyes during a time of dire need.
One so distorted and transformed to the point where my goal seems impossible, yet I must continue.
Graphite
15 x 12
A study connecting negative space, shape, and composition.
Graphite
23 x 17
Self Portrait
Color Pastel
36 x 24
The complex human figure, broken down to simple shapes.
Prisma-Color Marker
Prisma-Color Marker
34 x 22
Undulating motion illustrated through color and brushstroke.
Oil
24 x 30
A focus on perspective, geometry, and composition.
Oil
24 x 36
An interior created with three-point perspective.
Oil
24 x 36
An uprighted catenary model producing volume and space.
Paper Clips
15 x 30
A unique design of PS1 in New York City.
Mixed Media
20 x 30
“Tradition simply means that we need to end what began well and continue what is worth continuing”
–Jose Bergamin
A significant portion of my mother’s family is associated with the military. Their careers range from medics and engineers to artillery and infantry. It has been a tradition to graduate from West Point and go on to serve in the military, in my family. For me, however, the thought of my cousins, aunts, and uncles being at war chills me to my bones. With this sculpture I intend to continue this path of tradition by contributing through art and architecture. Just like in art, you can advance by breaking old habits and traditions, and forge a new path.
Resin Cast
13 x 10 x 14
Self Portrait
Clay
20 x 11 x 17
Plaster Cast
15 x 11 x 14
A functional piggy bank. Coins are inserted between the teeth and are stored in the neck.
Clay
12 x 11 x 13
