








Each month, I choose a stranger from submitted photographs and turn them into an original oil portrait. Subscribers receive a limited edition archival print and collect the faces of people they’ve never met. People without names, histories, or explanations. They are reminders that connection doesn’t require familiarity, and that before we are known, everyone was a stranger once.
Autism shaped my interest in creating portraits from as early as I can remember. Looking closely at people is something I've been doing for most of my life, and painting portraits feels like a natural extension of that. I have spent much of my life studying people to learn how to fit in and make sense of things that seemed obvious to everyone but me. My print club centers on strangers. Each month introduces a new face. People without names, histories, or explanations. Just the opportunity to look a little longer. What started as a way of understanding people eventually became one of the most meaningful parts of my life.
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