Weathering Systems is an ongoing body of work exploring the emotional architecture of contemporary American life. Through layered, textured surfaces and fragmented perspectives, the paintings capture a sense of quiet collapse. These fractured spaces are marked by decay, anxiety, and a restless search for orientation. Concrete forms, industrial structures, and disembodied hands recur throughout the work, acting as both supports and signals within unstable environments.

While the imagery often evokes deterioration and unease, natural, electric, or imagined light cuts through the surface, offering brief moments of clarity and reverence. The work dwells in this contradiction: between grit and grace, pressure and pause, ruin and reverence. Weathering Systems speaks to what we endure, what we build around ourselves, and how we touch the world even as it slips through our hands.