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Somewhere behind the work you see, there is a room I don't leave open.

The Àrtletter/Redacted is what happens in that room — the ideas, obsessions, and perspectives that exist nowhere else online. Not indexed. Not stumbled upon. Not for everyone. Private. Not flashy.

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There is a version of me you have seen — the work on the walls, the images that travel through screens, the artist who shows up, who makes, who shares. That version is real. But it is also incomplete.

I'm writing to you, who have always sensed there is more.

At my core, I am a private person. This surprises people, as there is an assumption that artists must be perpetually open — exhibitionistic by nature, sloping themselves across every available surface, hungry to be witnessed. And perhaps some are. But I have always believed that the most essential part of a person lives in the places they choose not to display or perform.

The thinking that happens at odd hours, the questions that don't resolve neatly, the quirks, the obsessions that have nothing and everything to do with the work.

These are mine. And when you put something thoughtful into the open air of the internet, it becomes noise — skimmed, flattened, indexed by algorithms that could care even less, deprived of the intimacy that gave it meaning in the first place. I refused to let that happen to the things I actually care about.

So I built a room.

Àrtletter.Redacted is that room. It hosts the ideas and the obsessions that exist nowhere else online. Not indexed and not for everyone.

But it is not performance. What arrives is what moves me now — which means you will find:

  • How I approach a painting, and why those choices matter structurally, not just aesthetically.
  • What I have learned running a creative business without performance or polish: pricing, licensing, and the tension between art and commerce.
  • My unfiltered thoughts on the art world and what it takes to sustain a creative life.
  • Philosophy, poetry, astrology, divination — the thinking I return to.
  • Process work: painting as it happens, not as it is presented.
  • Occasional mini class.

You don't subscribe because you know exactly what you'll get. You subscribe because you understand that what arrives comes from someone who thinks structurally, refuses easy answers, and has chosen to share the unguarded layer of that thinking with people who genuinely care.

To read it, you have to mean it.

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Under Their Eye

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The Quality of Our Attention.

The Quality of Our Attention.

New England | Marsh 5 | Collect Art Print Here ▶︎ Last week, I spent fifteen minutes watching water move through a wash. That is all. I laid pigme...
What Finishing Is For

What Finishing Is For

Look, how they used to finish with gold and meticulousness. The worst version of productivity is when everything is almost done. I have lived insi...
Studio Tangents: The Flat Truth

Studio Tangents: The Flat Truth

What I watched this week Gerhard Richter Painting — Corinna Belz, 2011. Richter pulling a squeegee the width of his body across a canvas three tim...
The Art of Lingering Part 2.

The Art of Lingering Part 2.

The Vein, amiright? Ex-acrobat, that's why.    Read The Art of Lingering Part 1 here.  Back to lingering. Part Duo. As per the quote: Why hurry...
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