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In my studio, I practice a process I call Curbing Art. It is a disciplined search for what is essential. By stripping away the noise of the day, I aim to find the quiet, structural soul that has inspired artists for generations.

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A high-resolution, close-up photograph of vertical wooden planks with a distressed white-wash finish. The light gray and white paint is weathered and peeling in several areas, revealing the dark, aged wood grain and knots underneath. Several rusted nail heads are visible along the bottom edge.

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Structural watercolor studies of minimalist New England architecture, mounted as complete objects on birch cradles. Monochrome blue and grey washes capture distilled geometry under quiet, raking studio light.

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