Skull & Roses 2

Skull & Roses 2 brought twenty unique interpretations of Grateful Dead music back to the Ventura County Fairgrounds in an attempt to rip a portal into the very fabric of time and space. To the delight of the thousands of deadheads in attendance, the main stage - complete with a life-size re-creation of the famous Wall of Sound, constructed with the oversight of legendary Grateful Dead roadie Steve Parish - occupied the exact same spot in the arena where The Dead performed some of their most amazing shows.

"California, preaching on the burning shore
California, I'll be knocking on the golden door
Like an angel, standing in a shaft of light
Rising up to paradise, I know I'm gonna shine."

Interview - Snapshot Galleria

A recent interview I did for Snapshot Galleria is now live on their site. I'm always stoked to have an opportunity to talk about my work. Thanks to Erwin Recinos for his continuing support.

MOAH Zine Fest 2018

Museum of Art & History (MOAH) in Lancaster, CA hosted a zine fest along with an artist discussion panel on January 7th as part of their exhibition, Dark Progressivism: The Built Environment. I was honored to be invited to attend and table my zine, A Sad Flower in the Sand.

L.A. Taco has a recap of the event by Erwin Recinos featuring some of my photos here.

Walker Brigade - Choker

We're currently finishing post production on a music video that I had the pleasure of directing for the fantastic band The Walker Brigade. We had a blast shooting this thing.

L.A. Neighborhood Land Trust: 15th Anniversary Party

The Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust celebrated their 15 year anniversary in June with a beautiful party at their Fremont Community Garden. It was a wonderful chance to honor the LANLT staff and those who have sponsored and supported their work throughout the years. It was also an opportunity for everyone to see how much growth and progress has occurred in the garden over the past year, including the completion of the new state-of-the-art greenhouse.