PAINTINGS
20 x 18" canvas.
Intertextual acrylic painting commenting on the realities of the imperial American empire’s success
Depicted against a backdrop of the White House are the immigrants who have built this country, the abuses of Abu Ghraib from America’s “War on Terror”, and much more
48 x 36" (big!) canvas.
Intertextual oil painting inspired by the wildfires that solely afflicted the pine trees planted by the apartheid state over the mass graves of the indigenous Palestinians. Native olive trees were not afflicted!
24 x 36" canvas.
Acrylic painting of the Karaganda Mosque in Karaganda, Kazakhstan, which also looks like the holy Nabawi Mosque in Madina, Saudi Arabia. You can choose to see the latter if it means you buy it ;)
36 x 48" (big!) canvas.
Acrylic painting of an enchanting and magical winter landscape
24 x 18" oil painting on canvas.
Techno-feudalism describes an evolution of modern late-stage capitalism in which giant tech monopolies — Google, Amazon, Apple, and Meta — function as feudal lords, amassing enormous power and extracting digital "rents" from users who are effectively reduced to modern-day serfs.
Directly inspired by John Gast's notorious 1872 painting, American Progress — an iconic allegory of Manifest Destiny and its racist ideology/colonial violence — Techno-Feudalism is a satirical, realistic reimagining set in 2026. In place of Gast's angelic figure floating westward, three billionaires — Mark Zuckerberg, Peter Thiel, and Jeff Bezos — soar over the American landscape as a three-headed angel of oligarchy. Behind them: the gleaming monuments of Silicon Valley. Ahead: an OpenAI data center whose operations have blanketed the land in pollution.
As in the original painting, those most harmed are pushed to the margins. Black and brown communities are displaced from their homes. Native peoples continue to be forced from their territories — now not only by colonial violence, but by the environmental destruction wrought by unchecked technological greed.
The viewer is invited to sit with the chaos unfolding across the canvas: figures kneeling in worship before the billionaire angels, surveillance cameras embedded into the landscape, a military soldier offering a "friendly hand" to brown children, and much more.
30 x 30" canvas painting
Narrative acrylic and oil painting depicting the elite having escaped to a different planet, showcasing how it’s not left vs. right - but rather us vs. them
Where has our democracy gone? Both donkey and elephant have been pushed aside for a new rhetoric...
18 × 24” canvas.
Oil painting calling the viewer to their own interpretation.
Depicted is a woman being injected by an IV full of shame.
36 x 48" (big!) canvas.
An intertextual, satirical oil painting inspired by the bravery of two Microsoft employees in standing up to their own employers for contributing to the mass killings on Palestinian land.
Portrayed are the Microsoft CEOs from the 2025 anniversary event when 2 Microsoft employees stood up and protested what Microsoft is helping contribute to - genocide in Gaza. They are encapsulated by the damage their technology is funding, as well as stepping on the lives of those providing them with the raw materials for their products - the Congolese.
18 × 24" acrylic painting on canvas. (done live in front of audience)
Perfect for a nursey, child’s bedroom, or spunky activity room