Portfolio

The Portfolio Is More Than Finished Rooms

It is the story of transformation. Each project follows a simple narrative: The Space → The Idea → The Artistic Response → The Result.

Sight | Site | Cite — Fine Art
01 — Fine Art

Sight | Site | Cite

Brooklyn, NY
The Space

A white cube gallery in Brooklyn.

The Idea

Explore how line and repetition can reshape the viewer’s sense of scale and movement.

The Artistic Response

A large-scale wall drawing installed directly onto the gallery surface, responding to the room’s proportions and natural light.

The Result

An immersive drawing that shifted as visitors moved through the space.

The Collector’s Residence — Art + Space
02 — Art + Space

The Collector’s Residence

New York, NY
The Space

A light-filled residential interior with existing architecture and a growing art collection.

The Idea

Make the artwork the organizing principle of the room without overwhelming daily life.

The Artistic Response

A single large abstract painting and sculptural form were placed to create a visual anchor, with negative space allowed to breathe.

The Result

A living environment that feels like a private gallery and a home at once.

Hudson Valley Gallery Home — Residential
03 — Residential

Hudson Valley Gallery Home

Hudson Valley, NY
The Space

A contemporary home with exposed beams and generous wall space.

The Idea

Curate a collected-over-time feeling using photography, objects and quiet color.

The Artistic Response

A gallery wall of black-and-white photography was composed alongside warm wood, linen and ceramic objects.

The Result

A layered, personal interior that reads as intentional but never staged.

Lumière Boutique Hotel — Hospitality
04 — Hospitality

Lumière Boutique Hotel

Baltimore, MD
The Space

A boutique hotel lobby with dramatic ceiling height and terracotta architectural details.

The Idea

Create a memorable arrival moment that becomes part of the guest experience.

The Artistic Response

A vertical sculptural installation was commissioned for the lobby, echoing the warm tones of the architecture.

The Result

A signature spatial moment guests identify with the property.

Maison Noir Flagship — Commercial
05 — Commercial

Maison Noir Flagship

Washington, D.C.
The Space

A luxury retail environment with clean lines and minimal fixtures.

The Idea

Use art and objects to communicate sophistication without competing with merchandise.

The Artistic Response

A bold abstract painting and curated ceramic objects were placed to create visual rhythm and pause points.

The Result

A refined retail atmosphere that supports the brand’s positioning.

Repetition, Rhythm & Pattern — Installations
06 — Installations

Repetition, Rhythm & Pattern

Pittsburgh, PA
The Space

A historic gallery with tall windows and worn wood floors.

The Idea

Respond to the room’s history while introducing a contemporary meditation on material and light.

The Artistic Response

A suspended translucent screen and ceramic forms created shifting shadows throughout the day.

The Result

A temporary environment in which viewers became part of the composition.