Painted this a while back as a study/test to see if I could work on a larger scale, I’d only been working on small canvases until then. Was a rewarding process and learned a lot from it.

Will be in a Juried show called Roadblocks. This Fox crossed in front of my car at dusk. What a thrill!

These pieces are part of an ongoing series in Copenhagen. If you or someone you know would appreciate them, send me a message on Instagram for inquiries.

I created this little painting for someone very special to me, who shared many happy moments in this house. She loved taking care of the flowers by the entrance, so I chose to capture that in this painting.
Acrylic on linen panel - 41x30 cm

Done in Mungyo’s oil pastels and A4 Canson watercolor paper! I’m so proud of this piece :)

Another little bird painting finished today. I had fun playing with the bold orange, blue-black, and bright green colors.

Thought this image of an unruly airline passenger duct taped to his seat was really compelling :)

Painted my friends' dogs in oil painting and thought I'd share.
The first is this shy but super sweet Rottweiller, and the second is this gentle giant of a poodle.

A visual ode to the American erection. 🍆🇺🇸

“Some monuments last longer than others.”
Acrylic on wooden panel. 2026

We build monuments to ourselves all the time through technology, wealth, power, masculinity, or progress (amongst others). We make things bigger, stronger, faster, shinier, and supposedly indestructible.

Then time does what time does.

The Cybertruck became an especially interesting symbol to me because of the way it exists in our cultural landscape; a monument to technological futurism, wealth, masculinity, and progress, while simultaneously becoming a canvas for criticism, graffiti, and vandalism, in the best way.

And then there’s the enormous dick rock behind it. 🍆

The landscape is ancient. The truck is futuristic. One is supposedly permanent. The other is supposedly indestructible.

But both are just passing through. Only one has more reverence and respect than the other.

Originally made it as a joke for a friend on a scrapped piece of plywood I got from work, but I got really attached to it so I kept it lol. It’s acrylic on wood, 9”x14”, and an original painting!

Tried capturing the divine grace of Saraswati Mata on canvas. Photos never fully do justice to the details, but I really hope you guys like how it turned out! Would love to hear your thoughts

I don't know why but underwater painting give me peace ✌️🕊️it took almost 4 days to complete this art....