The studio

Two rooms at the back of a warehouse in Queens, and the roof. I paint on the floor of the first room; the work dries and hangs in the second until it leaves. This is where all of it is made.

The studio · Queens

Two rooms at the back of a warehouse.

The walk in, the table, the window, the hanging room — and the roof, where the big ones go.

  • The walk in, through the warehouse

  • The table

  • Morning light

    Morning light

  • Three new works on the floor

    Three new works on the floor

  • Three new works, the whole floor

  • The window

  • Tubes, then canvas

  • Orange, in the hanging room

  • The table, from above

    The table, from above

  • Bottles

    Bottles

  • The window

    The window

  • Three works drying under the windows

    Three works drying under the windows

  • Leaning, in the hanging room

    Leaning, in the hanging room

  • Black and white, under the window

    Black and white, under the window

  • Blue, on the floor

    Blue, on the floor

  • Orange, hung to dry

    Orange, hung to dry

  • Bottles, and the red bag

    Bottles, and the red bag

  • Empties

    Empties

  • The corner

    The corner

  • Sunset Over the Ocean, in the hanging room

    Sunset Over the Ocean, in the hanging room

  • Crimson, in the hanging room (since painted over)

    Crimson, in the hanging room (since painted over)

  • Orange, in the hanging room

    Orange, in the hanging room

  • Crimson, in the hanging room

    Crimson, in the hanging room

  • Gold, in the hanging room

    Gold, in the hanging room

Process

Where it's made.

Canvases on the floor, paint still wet. Poured, dragged, drawn by hand. Everything in the catalogue starts here.

The artist

Me, at work.

  • The artist, in the studio

  • On the roof

  • Sunday on the roof

  • Blue, first pass

  • On the roof, 2018

Then it goes on a wall.

Once it leaves the studio it ends up in bars, offices and homes around New York. Those are on the next page.