Narcissus’ Pagoda
3/14/25 - 5/17/25
Wolfgang Gallery
Atlanta, GA
Drawing inspiration from the myth of Narcissus, the exhibition delves into themes of observation, reflection, and performance. Narcissus’ Pagoda is an architectural dialogue between the subject and observer that focuses on a body of water that captures an unobtainable image. In this exhibition, the surface of the water serves as a lens, material, and performance object. Within the gallery lies an on-site pagoda structure to serve as an allegory and vessel. Inside, a reflection allows for a deeply personal act of looking that bridges autobiography, perspective, and situational experience.

to touch the sky with two arms
2025, oil on panel, 60 x 72 in.

Installation view 1

Narcissus' Pagoda
Bamboo, wood, plaster, velvet, light, ceramic vessel, water, 24 in. diameter oil on canvas painting. The structure measures 6x8x9 feet and the doorway is 63” tall (my height).

Detail (installation inside pagoda reveals a painting’s reflection on the water’s surface)

Detail (installation inside pagoda reveals a painting’s reflection on the water’s surface)
Installation view, L to R: sub specie aeterni, Omphalos, Narcissus’ Pagoda

Installation view, L to R: sub specie aeterni, Omphalos

omphalos
2025, oil on canvas, 30x36 in.

Detail of sub specie aeterni

Installation view, L to R:
bluer than blue can be, sub specie aeterni
Installation view, L to R:
Beach Day, Elegy for a Specific and Impossible Body, The Practice of Living, Lago Hess

Beach Day
2025, oil on canvas, 44 x 132 in.
Installation view, L to R:
Angelita, Beach Day, Elegy for a Specific and Impossible Body

Installation view, L to R:
I near lost my breath yes he said I was a flower of the mountain, The Stray

I near lost my breath yes he said I was a flower of the mountain
2025, oil on panel, 36 x 24 in.

The Stray
2025, oil on canvas, 36 x 60 in.

Elegy for a Specific and Impossible Body
2025, oil on panel, 24 x 30 in.
Installation view: for thousands of years I have roamed the earth in search of you, 2025, oil on panel, 96 in. diameter