For three decades, my professional life has been shaped by the structured world of architecture, but my first passion has always been art. When the world paused during the pandemic and my architectural projects were put on hold, I found myself returning to my creative roots. Nestled away during the lockdown with my wife and two daughters, my daily view was the serene expanse of Seneca Lake. What began as a simple graphite drawing of that view evolved into a deeper exploration of light, memory, and place. This website showcases the resulting collection of nine paintings - a visual journal of a unique moment in time, born from a lifetime of spatial design and an enduring love for nature.
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