After 23 years working long days on film sets, I found myself searching for something quieter—something that brought me back to center. Painting began as a way to release my mind after the intensity of working on a movie set. What started as a hobby slowly became a practice I’ve returned to for over a decade.
More recently, I began handcrafting wooden crosses and personalized pendants, first as gifts for friends and family. Each piece is made by hand, shaped with intention, and rooted in meaning. What began as a personal offering has grown into something larger—encouraged by my family and guided by a desire to share this work with the world.
My art is about transition, stillness, and faith—created with the same dedication I brought to filmmaking, but with a deeper sense of presence. Every painting and cross carries a story, and I hope they find their way to people who feel connected to them.