Aluminum Artwork
Material that shifts with the light, holds your gaze, and asks you to pause for a second. More than something to see, these pieces are an experience that is felt.
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The LAND of Hope and Dreams, is a four-panel Cleveland landmark collage that maps the city through its most iconic features—Terminal Tower, the Guardians of Traffic, the Mather Steamship, the Main Avenue and Veteran’s Memorial bridges, the Free Stamp, Key Tower, and more—woven into a single panoramic composition. At first glance, it feels like controlled chaos. Stay with it and a deeper order and rhythm is revealed...
A Sunset Return
A story unfolds the deeper you look into A Sunset Return.
Printed on Chromaluxe aluminum, the surface has a natural glow that shifts with the light. The colors deepen and come alive depending on the time of day or the bulbs in the room. It floats slightly off the wall with a clean, frameless mount.
1 - 12×18 Print Edition
1 - 45×30
Stupefy Fascinate transforms two of Cleveland’s historic lift bridges in the Flats into a vivid study of color and geometry. The weathered red of the retired Carter Road Bridge and the deep blue of its operational partner rise over the Cuyahoga River, reframed in a Kandinsky-inspired composition that fuses industrial grit with abstract rhythm.
Printed on premium Chromaluxe aluminum with a matte finish, this piece diffuses light instead of reflecting it, creating a surface that glows naturally as daylight shifts. Perfect for collectors of Cleveland skyline art, lovers of industrial architecture, or anyone seeking a striking modern wall piece rooted in the city’s heritage.
Limited edition. Ships ready to hang with a sleek floating mount for a gallery-style presentation.
Fugue is a Cleveland wall art piece featuring the Willow Avenue Lift Bridge in the Flats, transformed from industrial function into a work of modern abstraction. This bridge, an enduring landmark of Cleveland’s riverfront, becomes a rhythmic interplay of steel and color—a visual fugue where lines and tones repeat like music.
The original photograph is reimagined through layered color and geometry, blending digital manipulation techniques to create depth, tension, and balance. Rusted beams glow against golden hues, and shadowed steel trusses dissolve into fluid patterns. It’s less about documenting reality and more about transforming it—an architectural structure turned into art that moves.
Printed on premium Chromaluxe aluminum using dye sublimation, the image is heat-infused into the metal for exceptional vibrancy, archival durability, and a soft matte finish that diffuses light instead of reflecting it. The surface interacts beautifully with natural light, shifting in tone as the day changes. Ready to hang with a sleek floating mount.
Perfect for collectors of Cleveland skyline art, lovers of industrial architecture, or anyone looking for bold, modern wall decor with a strong sense of place.
"Take My Hand" a vibrant photographic artwork creation that delicately portrays a tree, its branches reminiscent of an outstretched hand, beckoning to us with a subtle yet powerful plea. The solemn purple hues of the artwork evoke a contemplative mood, inviting us to reflect on the profound connection between humanity and Mother Nature.
In this piece, the tree symbolizes the nurturing embrace of the natural world, urging us to embrace harmony and unity with our environment. "Take My Hand" serves as a gentle reminder that by aligning ourselves with nature, we can embark on a journey of mutual understanding and coexistence. It is an invitation to walk alongside Mother Nature, to cherish and preserve the delicate balance that sustains us, and to recognize that by joining hands with her, we can foster a future where both humanity and the natural world thrive in harmony.
Acacia Cemetary, on the east side of Cleveland, is a gorgeous and peaceful place. Old growth trees tower with crooked winding branches casting a cool shade over all those who rest and pay their respects. This particular tree brought me to the present moment, and thus, it became The Present.
At the center of Cleveland’s old Cleveland Trust Rotunda (now Heinen’s) is one of the most intricate stained glass domes in the country. Shot from directly below, Emerald Eye captures the full symmetry and surreal geometry of that dome in a single moment of alignment.
The green core draws your eye in. Radiating outward are golden beams and pale blue tiles, bordered with vine-like flourishes that nod to the building’s renaissance revival style. There’s a weightlessness to it, like a floating mandala made of glass.
Limited production matte-finished Chromalux aluminum, giving the piece rich detail with a non-reflective surface. You can place it directly across from windows or light sources without worrying about glare. The aluminum subtly responds to environmental light, shifting tone and presence depending on the time of day.
Renewal of My Spirit I is the most important artwork I will ever create. The series is an evolution of that piece.
Photographed under the Weeping Willow at Edgewater Park in Cleveland, this piece continues the journey of its predecessors—not by repeating them, but by deepening the spell. The branches arc overhead like cathedral vaults, overflowing with emerald, lavender, and electric pink leaves. Light filters through in quiet explosions, making it hard to tell where nature ends and something more imagined begins.
This is the third evolution in a series that began during a season of personal reckoning. I had lost my sense of self. And then, one fall afternoon, this tree showed me I wasn’t gone—I was just buried. Every version of Renewal of My Spirit marks a step forward in that recovery. This one might be the most intricate yet.
The colors are intense but not chaotic. They pull you in slowly, until time slips away. Stand before it long enough and the room around you disappears. It doesn’t reflect the world—it reshapes it.
This limited edition aluminum print is produced in a matte finish to absorb light rather than reflect it, allowing every color to glow with quiet power. It comes ready to hang with a built-in mount that floats the piece off the wall. Edition of 5
Through It. To It. Depicts a scene in a surreal world. A silhouette walks along the beach. A mirage on the horizon. There’s nothing to do but watch, through a window to another reality.
24x24 on Matte Aluminum - #2 of 5
This piece started with a quiet moment under a tree at Wendy Park on Cleveland’s Whiskey Island. The name wrote itself. Wendy Only Drinks Whiskey plays with place and tone—equal parts literal, playful, and reverent.
The focus is the canopy: a dense weave of emerald and ruby leaves that glitter in changing light. The branches lean and stretch toward the water, set against a surreal shoreline glowing in amplified color. The piece responds to its environment. Sunlight shifts it. Colored bulbs transform it.
Printed on matte-finished Chromalux aluminum, this 24x24 piece catches light without reflecting it. Even directly across from a window or light source, it won’t glare or turn into a mirror. Instead, it holds light softly—giving back more than it takes.
24x24 inches
Matte aluminum, gallery float-mount
Non-reflective surface (ideal across from windows or lighting)
Reacts to both natural and colored lighting
One-of-one available in this format
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It’s Already Gorgeous
Edition of 5
This scene at Wade Lagoon, nestled near the Cleveland Museum of Art, is proof that nature doesn’t need our help to be astonishing — but sometimes a different lens reveals what’s already there in new light. The hot pink trees burn with surreal energy, their color bouncing off the soft blue grass and glowing sky like an internal flame.
As with much of my work, this isn’t documentation — it’s transformation. It’s not just about what was visible, but about what was felt. The image bends reality just enough to invite you somewhere quieter, softer, and more vivid.
Printed on matte aluminum, the colors pulse without glare. The finish diffuses harsh reflections while still letting light animate the surface. This piece comes ready to hang with a built-in mount that floats it slightly off the wall.
The Dream I & II is a rare dual-triptych that stands as two complete artworks yet unites into a single six-panel installation. Each panel, crafted from the artist’s original Cleveland photography, becomes a fragment of a larger visual language: layered textures, fractured geometry, and color fields that shift with the light.
This is the most abstract work in the series to date, designed to challenge perception and invite interpretation. In natural daylight, its surfaces subtly transform, revealing new depths and shapes as the hours pass. Under colored smart lighting, the transformation becomes dramatic, hidden details emerge, textures change character, and the narrative reshapes itself entirely.
More than wall decor, The Dream I & II is an evolving experience, an artwork that doesn’t just hang in a space but actively engages with it, offering something different every time you look.
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Golden Guardian 2025 is a luminous reinterpretation of one of my earliest and most beloved pieces featuring the iconic Guardian of Traffic statue of the Hope Memorial Bridge in Cleveland, Ohio. Now revisited with deeper technical control and artistic precision. While the composition honors the original, this version introduces more nuanced color transitions—burnished golds melt into amber and rose, while subtle lavenders and oxidized teal emerge depending on where you stand and how the light strikes.
The gloss-finished aluminum adds a reflective richness that, in certain angles, gives the illusion the Guardian is actually sculpted from the metal itself. It’s less a flat surface and more a shifting plane of shadow, light, and time.
This piece isn’t about nostalgia—it’s about evolution. A reflection of where the work began and how far it’s come, not through bold vibrant color but through detail and nuance.
Also available in the massive 72”x72” Acoustic Panel by Audimute. This two-panel piece brings the Guardian to near life size dimensions and a depth so real, it’s like you can reach into it. More than a stunning piece for you collection, experience the sound dampening effect from one of the finest acoustics panel manufacturers in the world.
Hope Memorial Bridge and trees from the Tremont Tow Path, Irish Town Bend.
The Secret is Out - SOLD OUT - RETIRED
Cleveland has a way of surprising people. Those of us who live here know how much beauty, history, and character is packed into this city—but it often feels like the rest of the world hasn’t caught on yet. That feeling is what inspired The Secret is Out.
This collage is made from 21 original photographs, each transformed into individual works of art before being woven together into a single layered composition. It captures the tension between industry and elegance, grit and grace—what Cleveland is, and what people overlook.
Printed on Chromaluxe aluminum, the surface has a natural glow that shifts with the light. The colors deepen and come alive depending on the time of day or the bulbs in the room. It floats slightly off the wall with a clean, frameless mount.
Ready to hang
Think this piece pops on your screen? Just wait until you see it in person. I’m serious, words will not adequately describe the experience of entering this brilliant world of color. In fact, watching people look at my art for the first time has become one of my favorite things… I would have to describe the reaction as pure joy because the smile that appears is so authentic.
Now, let’s get more joy into your life…
My art prints are available on metal or metallic paper. See below for details on each option.
NOTE: Paper prints 24x36 or larger not available in metallic paper
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