Title: ATL Mouse + No Kings
Size: 20x20 inches
Medium: Archival print on Portfolio Lustre paper
Edition: Prints signed with silver metallic pen
Price: $100
For nearly two years, these two mice became familiar faces along Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward BeltLine - small characters that grew into recognizable neighborhood icons.
ATL Mouse, on the left, was created as a celebration of Atlanta hometown pride, while No Kings, on the right, reflected the political tension and uncertainty in our country. Together, they became two of the most recognized pieces in my ongoing series of mouse murals, artworks I use to explore identity, culture, humor, and social commentary.
Both murals were recently damaged beyond repair by vandals, bringing their time on the BeltLine to an unexpected end. Rather than recreate them, proceeds from these prints will help fund new murals and allow the series to continue evolving in Atlanta and beyond.
These prints preserve a small piece of the murals and the moment in Atlanta they came to represent.
Title: Everything Everywhere
Size: 18 X 12 inches
Medium: Archival print on textured, watercolor-style washi paper
Edition: Hand-stamped and personalized with Japanese calligraphy & gold accents
Price: $110
This print is more than a reproduction—it’s a portal. Created during my artist residency in Japan, Everything Everywhere is deeply rooted in reflection, nature, and the silent spirit of place. I was inspired by the beach and shrine nearby where I would often go watch the sunsets and reflect. Each piece is stamped with a traditional red Hanko seal and hand-brushed Japanese calligraphy that reads “all things in nature,” along with gold leaf accents individually applied by hand. No two prints are exactly alike.
This work is an offering—an invitation to slow down, breathe, and harmonize with your surroundings. It’s for the collector who values intentionality, craftsmanship, and a quiet reverence for the natural world.
ORIGINAL ARTWORK
Title: I Like Turtles
Size: 12 x 16 inches
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
'Repost' Group Exhibition
August 15 – September 6, 2026
Closed
Presented by ABV Gallery
1206 Metropolitan Ave SE, Atlanta, GA, 30316, US
About
‘Repost’ brings together local and international artists who transform memes into art, exploring shared experiences, identity, humor, and social commentary. The exhibition celebrates the creativity and cultural insight found within today’s digital culture.
Artist Statement:
I've always love Jonathan the Zombie meme and because enjoy painting mice, I thought I would combine my own vision of Master Splinter from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and by version of his back story. Here, Splinter was a young leader rising up the ranks and well respected among his peers and other leaders. He is telling a story of the turtle and it's wisdom, teaching practice of patience and gratitude over power and glory.
This artwork can be viewed at ABV Gallery and purchased only through the link below.
LINK TO PURCHASE ARTWORK
Girl on a Bench
$1200
Title: A Girl on a Bench
Size: 24 x 24 inches
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Edition: I envisioned a time when we feel lost and alone, but we are always embraced by nature. It has a way of speaking to us.
I have always been a fan of Tim Burton, so occasionally I will create something reminiscent of his style. Park benches from Piedmont Park.
A Mouse and His Things
$1000
Title: A Mouse And His Things
Size: 12 x 24 inches
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Edition: This story was created during a time in my life when I had to sell some of my favorite things to pay my mortgage. The film industry took a major blow and I was struggling to find work, and sell art. The mouse is hopeful, resilient, and calm. Though things are just things, we cannot sell our spirit, and we have the choice to deepen our perspectives and keep moving with grace and gratitude.
This painting also was chosen by the city of Atlanta, Midtown Alliance to be displayed on a banner on W. Peachtree Street where it hangs until June 2025.
Girl with a Flower
$5,000
Title: A Girl with a Flower
Size: 4 x 6 ft
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Edition: This piece is deeply emotional to me. It's a reminder that even in the darkest of places when we feel alone, there is always hope, life, and new beginnings to be found. The little girl is a reflection of my daughter who doesn't see me - I am the cold stoned darkness, forgotten, clinging on to life and light.
This painting also was chosen by the city of Atlanta, Midtown Alliance to be displayed on a banner on W. Peachtree Street where it hangs until June 2025.
Eye of the Beyholder
Title: Eye Of The Beholder
Size: 12 x 12 x 1 in
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Eye of the Beholder explores the distance between what we see in someone and what exists beneath the surface. A passing glance may reveal beauty, confidence, or composure, while concealing an inner world of vulnerability, struggle, and emotion.
The illuminated eye becomes both a window and barrier inviting the viewer closer while reminding us that perception is incomplete. What we see in others is often shaped as much by our own perspective as by who they truly are.
$500
I Said No - Series
This series of artwork was created to realize the power of NO, and how much freedom and liberation we empower ourselves with by simply rejecting things that would take up our valuable, fleeting time here on earth. Life is short. Inspiration is a perishable feeling, so act on it now.
"I Said No" no.01
5ft x 4ft x 1 inch Acrylic on Canvas
$1200
"I Said No" no.02
16 x 12 x 1 inches - Acrylic on Canvas