IN DIGITAL ELYSIUM: ARCHITECTURES OF A NEW REALITY - WRIGHT GALLERY TEXAS A&M
Nov 10 - Jan 10, 2025
In Digital Elysium: Architectures of a New Reality invites you to read the seams between the tangible and the virtual, where algorithmic design shapes what you perceive and how you act.
Gallery hours:
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am - 7:45 pm
Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
College of Architecture | College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts | Texas A&M University - 798 Ross St, College Station, TX 77843
Images courtesy of Wright Gallery
Closed on weekends and university holidays: Nov 26–28, 2025, and Dec 23, 2025 - Jan 2, 2026
Images courtesy of Wright Gallery
ARCHITECTURE OF DIGITAL EXISTENCES - FRENCH ALLIANCE HOUSTON
Sept 18 - Dec 19th, 2025 - 427 Lovett Blvd, Houston TX 77007
Hours:
Mon-Tue-Wed 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Thu 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
Fri 8:30 am - 2:00 pm
Sat 9 am - 12 pm
Architecture of Digital Existences invites you to enter a serene scene, then notice how it changes under your gaze. You step into a sunlit house with palms and a pool. Clean lines and soft color offer clarity. Look more closely, and you will see seams, overlays, and subtle imperfections that subtly shift. The image begins to ask what you trust and why.
The work presents a dialogue between mid-century optimism and digital fragmentation. Mid-century designs promise openness, order, and a good life. Digital textures break that promise, repeating edges, bending reflections, and revealing hidden systems. You experience attraction and unease simultaneously. This tension reflects how our perception is reshaped.
Palm trees, pools, and facades sit at the center of this language for a reason. They are icons of comfort and control. Palms measure space and light. Pools mirror the sky, producing a second, unstable image. Facades perform a public self. When these forms fracture, ideals begin to wobble.
The process moves from painting to animation to study time and perception. A painting fixes a moment. An animation opens that moment, so slight shifts become visible. You become aware of how your eyes edit reality as you look.
Architecture functions here like psychology. Floor plans script habits. Thresholds define who enters and who waits. Proportions set a tone that your body reads before your mind does. The work asks who designs your desires and where control quietly sits.
How to look
1. Let the geometry and light settle first.
2. Trace a single edge until it repeats or slips.
3. Find one overlay or glitch and follow it across the surface.
4. Step back and notice how the feeling of the scene has changed.
5. Ask what feels handmade and what feels machine-made, and why that split matters to you today.
Presenting this exhibition at the Alliance Française invites both Houston and Francophone communities to slow down together, to look closely, and to leave with sharper questions about images, memory, and the digital systems that frame everyday life.
DIGITAL CONVERGENCE - FACC French Festival
Nov, 2025 - The Post Houston
Digital Convergences is an immersive video composed of layered, digitally altered sequences generated from my original paintings. It reimagines landscapes and architectural forms as psychological spaces, unstable, synthetic, and dreamlike. Grids, shadows, and fractured façades repeat with minimal motion, creating a loop that feels both planned and uncertain.
You move through shifting terrains where memory and perception blur. The absence of figures becomes the subject, inviting you to sense presence through what is missing. The work explores how algorithmic systems filter what you see, and how beauty can surface within those filters. By compressing painting into moving images and echoing motifs, it builds an unstable structure where truth feels provisional. Human imagination meets machine vision, yielding a clear yet disorienting environment that mirrors life within networked systems.
SAN ANTONIO DIGITAL LIGHTS - LUMINARIA FESTIVAL
Oct 2025 - Saint Paul Square, San Antonio
Hours:
6:30 am - midnight
I'm delighted to announce my participation in Luminaria, San Antonio’s renowned night-arts festival. This year, a highlight is the 8-story digital projection on the Staybridge Suites Downtown, visible from I-37. It functions as an architectural canvas and a festival beacon. I will showcase a new animation depicting San Antonio’s future, turning the hotel facade into a lively, futuristic portrait of the city.
LANDSCAPES OF DIGITAL EXISTENCES - ANDREW DURHAM GALLERY HOUSTON
June/August 2025
PERCEPTION OF PARADISE - OCTAVIA GALLERY NEW ORLEANS
February/March 2025
LANDSCAPES OF DIGITAL EXISTENCES - GALLERY PATRICK MIKHAIL MONTREAL
February/March 2025
BOOKLETS - Available on Blurb
DIGITAL WINDOWS - LUMINARIA FESTIVAL SAN ANTONIO
October 2024
FUTURE PARADISE, LANDSCAPE OF DIGITAL EXISTENCE - ARTS FORT WORTH
July - August 2024
PUBLIC ART - HOUSTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - NEW TERMINAL D
I am thrilled to announce that I'm among the 12 artists selected for a site-specific art commission at the new Mickey Leland International Terminal and International Central Processor at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. The commission is sponsored by Houston Airports and the City of Houston through MOCA's Civic Art Program, with an investment of over $4 million.
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