So I gave my terminal twenty of my paintings and asked it to build a city out of them. Not a picture of a city. The actual thing, standing up in three dimensions, that you can fly through in a browser or put a headset on and enter. It took five rebuilds. Four of them...
RSMAD Reconstruction Series No. 1 – Reconstructed Spatial Archive: 2013–2026 Originally created in my studio environment in 2013, these large-scale paintings, collage works, and sculptural forms existed for years primarily as compressed physical artifacts living...
Over the last few weeks I have been developing a new series of VR paintings and spatial experiments inside my studio. What started as an investigation into translating flat painted forms into dimensional objects has quickly evolved into something much larger. The...
How to Write Your MFA Thesis in Fine Art (And Beyond) Since 11/10/2014, this guide has served as a roadmap for MFA students across the globe. But as we moved into 2026, I realized that advice is only half the battle, the other half is the work itself. I have evolved...
The last few weeks in the studio have been a steady spill of shapes, fragments and hybrid materials that seem to be building their own vocabulary while I just try to keep up. I have been moving between paper / foam core relief sculptures, layered paintings with...
A Poetic Odyssey Through Ryan Seslow’s “Toy Making Nostalgia” You may have overlooked this one. “Toy Making Nostalgia” (2024, acrylic and mixed media on bristol, 11×14 inches) is a portal, not just a painting. It unravels from childhood’s fleeting threads,...
