Full Collection
A wider view of the studio, from single works to luminous installations.
This gallery holds both the intimate scale of collector pieces and the architectural studies that show how reverse glass painting can transform a room once light begins to move through it.
Standalone
3 collector works currently represented.
Portfolios
2 installation groupings spanning devotional, ornamental, and spatial work.
Current Release
3 works are available for direct acquisition now.
Collection Notes
A gallery meant to show the medium at multiple distances.
Some pieces ask to be read up close through ornament and brush detail. Others come alive from across the room, where geometry, reflection, and glow become part of the architecture.
Original Works
Standalone pieces are one-of-one paintings built for collectors and intimate interiors.
Installation Portfolios
Project sets show how reverse glass painting behaves at architectural scale, where light shifts across openings and wall surfaces.
Viewing Rhythm
The gallery moves from object to environment, so you can read the studio both as image-making and as spatial design.
Standalone Works
Collector pieces with a slower, closer kind of glow.
Click any work to open a full-screen view.
Surface Detail
The closer you move, the more the glass, leaf, and paint begin to separate into distinct layers.
Why This Matters
Reverse glass painting is never only an image. It is also a surface, a depth, and a lighting event.
That is why the gallery is not separated into “art” versus “installation” as if those were different practices. The same logic runs through both: how a painted surface becomes more alive once the room begins to answer it.
Architectural Work
Installation portfolios show the medium once it starts shaping a threshold, wall, or window line.
These projects are less about an isolated picture and more about how color, pattern, and reflection behave inside a built space.
Installation Portfolios
Project studies for interiors, openings, and ceremonial spaces.
These open in the same full-screen viewer for closer study.
Next Step
Want to focus on what can be acquired now, or discuss a room-specific piece?
The gallery gives the full studio context. The next move is either the current release or a commission shaped around a particular interior, wall, or architectural condition.