─ Studio journalStudio Journal is where I reflect on the quieter questions of being an artist. These writings are part idea book, part personal philosophy — exploring what it means to create, to observe, and to move through the art world with intention.
Exploring Abstraction — Musings on Art, Life, and Becoming
- Abstract Art & Interpretation
- Abstract Inquiry
- Abstraction and perception
- Art Discovery
- Art Market & Collector Guides
- Collections & Artwork Stories
- Founder Life
- Geometry, Technology & Science
- Jerry Saltz abstract manifesto response
- Local Art, Events & Art World
- Organic Movement & Thread Painting
- Studio Voice & Philosophy
- Why Series
Four Ways to Make Blue Deep
Put these four paintings on one wall and a visitor will say the same word about all of them. Blue. Then they will move on, because once you have named the colour there seems to be nothing else to name. Thehrav, Neelkanth, Submerged Structures and Sea Change are near-identical on every record that exists — and they are not remotely the same painting.
What If You Could Search for Abstract Art the Way Spotify Searches for Music?
What if you could search for abstract art the way Spotify searches for music? The origin story of ArtGraph — the first dimensional discovery system for abstract art, built on the Taxonomy of Abstraction.
The World's First AI-Powered Abstract Art Advisor
A founding Facebook engineer found his painting in twelve minutes. He didn't search. He described his life — and the engine listened. This is the story of the Taxonomy of Abstraction, what separates a proprietary framework from a generic AI, and why Christie's, Sotheby's, and Artsy don't have what was just built in a Phoenix studio.
