This series of paintings focus on the interiors of several buildings within an abandoned marble quarry complex in Southern Vermont. I lived among these buildings 20 years ago and they have haunted me ever since. With the industry long since faded, these architectural carcasses reveal the residue of more recent trespassory use.

There is a palpable energy within these crumbling walls that permeates the air. The buildings breathe with a calm stillness as mother nature slowly reclaims her territory. For me, these spaces are meditations on how light and growth are eternally intertwined with the dark and decayed. These interior spaces are a visceral reminder that these contrasts are a sacred part of the human phenomenological experience.