Art works

Comanche Legacy-

These portraits honor a legendary royal bloodline — three great chiefs: grandfather, father, and son — who carried forward an epic Comanche legacy of leadership, presence, resistance, and warfare.

Iron Jacket

Peta Nocona

Quanah Parker

The Far West Show - Patina Buffalo Hunt

In my series Cast in Bronze, Drawn with Mud, I explore the tradition of bronze monuments, which commemorate heroic figures while symbolizing the gradual fading of memory. The green-blue patina acts as both preservation and passage of time. I juxtapose these figures with petroglyphs, drawing on indigenous artistic traditions to contrast with the legacy of Western European sculpture.

Charcoal Dept.

Woven Ghosts

In my Woven Ghosts series, I combine traditional wool chiefs' blankets with transparent figures that overlay them. These blankets, rich in cultural significance, speak to personal histories woven into their fabric. The figures invite viewers to engage with the layered stories they embody.

Saloon Portraits

Cast in Bronze, Drawn with Mud

In my series Cast in Bronze, Drawn with Mud, I explore the tradition of bronze monuments, which commemorate heroic figures while symbolizing the gradual fading of memory. The green-blue patina acts as both preservation and passage of time. I juxtapose these figures with petroglyphs, drawing on indigenous artistic traditions to contrast with the legacy of Western European sculpture.

White Earth

The bison of North America endure the harsh landscape through every season, braving blizzards, rainstorms, and the scorching sun across the plains. I depict each bison in colors that symbolize the seasons, layered over the ground 'White Earth,' the land of my Chippewa heritage.

Cigar Statue

This is not a Peace Pipe

Los Angeles Fires Tribute - Tongva

Peace Pipe

You may Abandon your body, but you must preserve your honor - Amaterasu x Tsukuyomi

Bronze Studies