working it out
I’m pulling drawings out of storage and preparing for an upcoming project, and I realized I didn’t have a good photo of this piece—a crumpled… Read More »working it out
Experiments
Eat This Scroll (for breakfast)
Eat This Scroll (for breakfast) is a video work I made on January 4, 2026. The work unfolds through a simple sequence of actions: written… Read More »Eat This Scroll (for breakfast)
creative experiments – Allegory of a High Dive
In these amazing summer days in Seattle, I will occasionally pop down to Matthews Beach and jump in the lake. Particularly after a stressful day.… Read More »creative experiments – Allegory of a High Dive
Embracing the Gifts of Darkness
In 2019 I began making drawings with crumpled paper. Taking a clean sheet of paper, I’d crumple the thing up in my hands, then smooth… Read More »Embracing the Gifts of Darkness
Befriending our shadows – a few new videos and photographs
Our SDI publication Listen is online – a reflection on spiritual companionship, and collaboration between Rev Anil Seifu Singh-Molares and myself. SeiFu writes on the… Read More »Befriending our shadows – a few new videos and photographs
A Roadmap of The Dying Self
Oil on canvas, 30” x 40” x 1.5”, completed in late 2020. The painting is my transformation; my listening companion. A frankenstein of my longings… Read More »A Roadmap of The Dying Self
Breath, Step, Draw, Repeat
I’ve been training for a couple of years in becoming a Facilitator in Interspiritual Meditation – a universal seven-step practice that was developed as a… Read More »Breath, Step, Draw, Repeat
The I-5 Scar – unstretched painting on canvas
I made this painting a few years ago, of the i5 scar cutting through downtown Seattle – did you know when they built these interstates… Read More »The I-5 Scar – unstretched painting on canvas
Rupture 2
Why do you wake up at 5am, on a Saturday, and feel the need to fill in color squares with more color, to glom some… Read More »Rupture 2
Metanoia
This weekend I turned 42. On my birthday morning, after making coffee, I pulled up the New York Times. The zeitgeist is deeply troubled. The… Read More »Metanoia