Independent artists · New York · Est. 2024
Original work, on more walls than a gallery can reach.
Be Vulnerable. Be Natural. Be Creative.
One-of-one paintings, straight from my studio in Queens — to collectors, and to the hotels, restaurants and offices that hang art every day.
Shop by size
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Under 3 ft
24 × 24, 24 × 30 and 30 × 24 in. For...
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5 ft and up
Six-foot canvases and eight-foot diptychs. For a wall that needs one thing...
Selected work
Beautiful Disaster
Anxiety on Canvas (II)
The studio · Queens
Where it's made.
Two rooms at the back of a warehouse, and the roof. Canvases on the floor, paint still wet.
The walk in, through the warehouse
The table
Morning light
Red and white, first pass
No. 037, still wet
Three new works on the floor
The artist, in the studio
On the roof
On the wall
Then it goes on a wall.
Mezcalum, the office and the bar; a few homes. If you've hung a piece, send me a photo and I'll add it.
Crimson, on white brick — Mezcalum office
Never Enough, over the sofa at home
The neon, behind the bar at Mezcalum
Mezcalum, behind the bar
Blue, on white brick — Mezcalum office
Two works, in the Mezcalum office
Slate + Brass, over the sofa
Black lines — Mezcalum office
From the catalogue
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A View Inside / Hiding Behind Color
Regular price $2,800.00Regular priceSale price $2,800.00 -
Abstract Motion
Regular price $1,750.00Regular priceSale price $1,750.00 -
Abstract Movement
Regular price $1,750.00Regular priceSale price $1,750.00 -
Anxiety on Canvas
Regular price $3,200.00Regular priceSale price $3,200.00 -
Anxiety on Canvas (II)
Regular price $3,200.00Regular priceSale price $3,200.00 -
Beautiful Disaster
Regular price $3,100.00Regular priceSale price $3,100.00 -
Black & White Geometry
Regular price $2,000.00Regular priceSale price $2,000.00 -
Blue Circles
Regular price $3,200.00Regular priceSale price $3,200.00
Most art never reaches a wall.
The hard part of being an artist isn't making the work. It's finding anyone to sell it to. Galleries take a small number of people and the rest never get through the door — not on merit, on access. So the work stacks up in studios. Mine did.
Meanwhile the places that hang art constantly — hotels, restaurants, offices, developers staging a building — have almost no way to buy original work. They default to prints because prints are easy to source and originals are not.
I started ABB Collective to connect those two facts. I sell to collectors the usual way, and I sell into the rooms galleries were never going to serve. More routes to a buyer means more work sold, which is the only thing that actually helps an artist.
The studio
Painted in one room, hung in the other.
Two rooms at the back of a warehouse in Queens. I paint on the floor of the first, paint still wet; the work dries and hangs in the second until it leaves. Everything in the catalogue starts here.