Recent Projects

The Seattle Parks Department made a map of The Troll Knoll for their newsletter.

I redesigned the labels for this local wine.

For the COCA member’s annual show I submitted this piece that features The Hamilton sign, that I grew up around.

Bumpershoot 50 was a re-imagining of the festival. As part of the arts installations I helped paint a cat circus. Marcos Everstijn designed and I painted.

From The Stranger

Foot note to a Fremont Troll story. Moss Turtle and Mushroom Lanterns got mentioned in Evening Magazine News

https://www.king5.com/article/entertainment/television/programs/evening/seattle-troll-best-weird-wonder/281-57b1d1f1-96fd-46c7-ae42-266c33674509?fbclid=IwAR0U3kO5o4jbR0xI67hhENakIM1WBAVFh1IhaZRD89q2qzqogeXSW7IWopg

Shroomdrop 2023 Since I made mushroom themed art this year I thought I would participate. Since 2019, people around the world have been hiding mushroom themed art in public spaces on June 10th. This year, I will do the same hiding mushroom emas near my mushroom lanterns.

For Earth Day we celebrated the installation of four new mushroom lanterns at The Fremont Troll Knoll. The lanterns were made in collaboration with Haiying Wu and myself. Leo Griffin was a key figure in getting this done, helping in all logistics and securing $10,000 in funds from The City of Seattle. Daniel Tadesse helped our team install the heavy mushrooms into the park. The mushroom lanterns were commissioned to to be companion pieces to the mushroom walk that was recently installed by Salish Sea Mushroom.

an article by Wallyhood

Very excited to be part of this novel exhibition of flight themed art that will be held for 6 months at The Museum of Flight. The call for artists reads: SEATTLE – The Museum of Flight is now accepting artist proposals and submissions for its 2023 Art+Flight project. During Art+Flight the Museum will boldly depart from its traditional flight path to host a Museum-wide, community-focused celebration connecting the region’s vibrant art scene with its rich aerospace history. The list of curators for the show included Shamim Momin, Head curator for The Henry and my favorite curator in the Seattle area. My piece is a beaded ariel view of Tokyo at night.

from Crosscut

“Kiss Them for Me” is currently on display at Centennial Center Gallery as part of the Summer Art Exhibit. 62 artworks were chosen out of 895 submissions. The piece sold.

Sold this piece via my online gallery LoCA.