Through paint and ink, Daydream Ecology explores the fragile ecosystem of place, memory, and imagination. These works exist somewhere between what is directly in front of us and what we allow ourselves to imagine beyond it.

Unexpected color palettes and interruptions reshape landscapes of New York City, the Catskills, and the Smoky Mountains— the places most familiar to me. These visual disruptions reveal how we carry fragments of place with us, and how small sensory details can trigger sudden returns to places we haven’t been in years, like remembering a dream.

Alongside the exhibition, a mini print vending machine will be installed as a way to engage with the community, bridging the space between here and “there.” It will feature $1 hand-cut giclée prints designed to make art collecting more accessible, inviting visitors to bring home, share, or trade small works as part of a living relationship between memory, place, and everyday life.

I’ll be slinging prints at Riverdale’s annual Pride event!

Come find me at Riverdale Neighborhood House.

Parsha-themed teen paint night at HIR, grades 4 (plus parent) and up. Click HERE to register!

WORDS exhibition will feature artist interpretations of words in traditional or non-traditional media forms of paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, video, performance, and installation. Join the artists on February 12th for light snacks, refreshments, and a good time!

Exhibition runs until Saturday March 21st.