I use the computer and Photoshop as my sole mediums to create images that are the basis for three ongoing series of works -- Planets, Islands, and Still Lifes. Employing techniques that resemble collage and painting by "borrowing" pixels of color from images found on the Internet using search engines, I entirely absent the camera from the artistic process. My “photographs” honor Nature while celebrating Technology, an important concern for me in an age when humans are struggling to find a balance with the planet that sustains them. Through my art, I have found a way to showcase Nature's all-encompassing beauty while at the same time expressing my genuine concern for its preservation and safety. I have my B.A. in Visual Studies from the University of Toronto and completed a foundation year at Ontario College of Art & Design. In 2011 I had my first Solo Show at RARE Gallery in New York and exhibited my work at the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art and the Vivarium Gallery, a window-front gallery I co-founded in Vancouver. In 2010, I showed at Port Moodie Arts Centre, the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, the Hunterdon Art Museum in New Jersey, and The Rymer Gallery in Nashville, TN.