About

My work is a fusion of the old and the new. Driven by nostalgia, each of my prints captures the timeless appeal of the 70s and 80s by merging digital design with handmade print techniques. The physicality of screenprinting allows my prints to hold more meaning than a static image. My process involves object and ephemera collection, collage, and building upon images I’ve carefully curated from the past. It’s a celebration of my practice’s roots in the poster scene of the 70s and 80s, aiming to give you a memory that jumps off the page—whether it’s an impactful phrase or an image.

The technique of screenprinting is, in itself, the best way I can imagine bringing my mission to life. The combination of dimension, image, and replication offers unmatched creative freedom, allowing me to incorporate fluro inks, metallics, glitter, and even diamond dust. The inks I use are highly pigmented, creating vibrant colors and tones that make each piece stand out.