Not that anyone’s noticed  [1] but I haven’t put anything on this website in five years. On behalf of this public facing, professional artist website,  I’ve inculcated the belief that I need to maintain a certain image.  In other words: There are things I’m not supposed to say here.  This website says, implicitly, “only one aspect of my life is on view.”  Plein air sketch in Pogonip Park, winter 2002. Charcoal and white conte on pale gray paper. Handmade sketchbook. My whole

What began as a production studio for block-printed textiles evolved into multi-year research for a visual tool / process / system that...

The visual by-products of a system that shows decisions, whether conscious or unconcious, intentional or accidental. A record of patterns...

Block printing in one of the most expensive locations in North America. Dym | california textiles, was an artisan studio / workshop that...

In 2006, I freaked out about trash. I harvested all non-recyclable and non-compostable trash that I and my family generated, from about...

Logo Removal is a service that, as written on the website, "excises unwanted brand names, logos, tags, stains, marks etc. In their stead,...

Energy Being comes from the far, far distant future. (Preferred pronoun : EB) Energy Being finds the humans of this era fascinating, as...

Dym Products, alter ego as a corporation. An unruly, oblique, queasily anti-consumption kind of corporation. My focal web presence was...

Lately when I draw, it is because words are falling from the air.

A selection of sketchy works, related and different. DRAWINGS 2016 Brush + ink on inkjet prints Each 8.5" x 11" Little Paper Planes...

Whatever words were loudest, I put them on a billboard. Part of Use It All Up. Transforming (non-recyclable) laminated digital prints and...

Installations created around fictional maps. Concerted use of digital drawing software and inkjet printing, and often including screen-...

From around 1992 through 2001 I focused my attention on machines, factories, and urban infrastructure, ideally decaying. Rather than try...