About me

I’m an artist, photographer, and digital explorer, driven by a fascination with how technology and traditional art can converge to create new visual languages. After decades teaching computer technology, programming, and digital electronics (I call it "playing with computers,") I’ve redirected my creative focus toward blending art and tech—producing digital paintings, photography, and experimental videos that stretch the boundaries of perception. My iPad Pro and Procreate have become essential tools, helping me capture the fleeting gestures of live figure-drawing sessions or place my hand-drawn nudes into vibrant, AI-generated worlds.

My artistic practice spans diverse media, from delicate collages layered with printed tissue paper and gold leaf, to photographic projects capturing places close to my heart—whether the streets of Paris, where I was born, or the sweeping landscapes of the Pioneer Valley, my current home. Beyond creating finished pieces, I’m deeply intrigued by artificial intelligence as both a tool and a collaborator. Lately, I’ve been experimenting with training AI models using LoRAs—a technique for teaching neural networks to recognize specific artistic styles absent from their original training data. My goal is to train AI to understand my own painting style, opening the door for it to generate artworks that echo my creative voice. Whether documenting the raw power of a horse pull at the Big E fair or imagining luminous interiors inhabited by my painted figures, I’m continually seeking ways to merge the real and the digital into art that sparks curiosity and connection.