I took this on 10/26/22 in my hometown of Lancaster, PA, then finished editing it 2 days ago. It's called "Still;" it measures 10x20". Tech specs are Sony a6300 / 23mm focal length / f/6.3 / ISO 100 / 1/320 second. Swipe for detail shots & the unedited pic. #naturephoto #autumn #noai #sunset #art

"High Fructose" measures 12x16" and I created it on 2/9/2026 as an assignment for a Color Design class during my first year at MICA. It is, broadly speaking, a piece about the internet and my feelings on it. Swipe for detail shots. #glitchart #phonephoto #noai #digitalart #collage

"Waiting for a Train" measures 12x18", originates from a picture I took in a NYC subway on 6/23/17, and was finished on 1/10/19. Specs for the original image (pic 5) are Sony a6300 / 50mm focal length / f/1.8 / ISO 400 / 1/10 second. #glitchart #postphotography #noai #glitch #graphicdesign

This is a piece that featured in my debut exhibition, "Graph Art: Form and Process," created on 10/19/25. It measures 11x8.5"; I started it in Desmos and finished in Photoshop. Swipe for detail shots, the piece in Desmos, and the math. #desmos #graphart #artprocess #abstractart #baltimoreartist

This diptych is titled "Denatured / Renatured," and the glitch in "Denatured" happened by accident after moving a file when I opened it in IrfanView. Both pieces measure 8.5x11". Finished on 7/28/26; swipe for original and detail shots. #diptych #naturephoto #glitch #glitchart #naturephotography

This piece is titled "Out," I made it on 11/7/18, and it measures 18x12". Can't show you the original pic of the model—I don't know him anymore—but you can swipe to see detail shots and some source images. Btw, do you like the way I matted this? Trying something new. #noai #glitchart #abstract #art

This piece, "Flinch," measures 18x18" and I created it on 12/30/24. No original image this time for privacy reasons, but I can tell you that it started as a pretty mundane photo portrait with flat lighting before the displacement maps, overlays, and glitch fx. #glitchart #figural #noai #art #glitch

This piece, "Ice as a Metaphor," measures 16x16". I finished it in Photoshop on 11/22/24 after starting in #Desmos. Edits made include obfuscating the red channel, color inversion, cropping, and a hue shift. Swipe for base image and math. #graphicdesign #abstraction #abstractart #math

This is titled "Autumn Leaves" after the jazz standard. I took it in a park in Pennsylvania on 2/19/17, which was so long ago that I no longer have the original image. Sony a6300 / 50mm lens / f/5.0 / ISO 100 / 1/125 second. 18x12". #naturephoto #photography #autumn #baltimoreartist #arhallart

I created "Afterimage" on 10/1/2025. It's an abstract self-portrait: my side profile on the scanner's bed, mangled beyond belief with glitches and Photoshop tricks. No original pic this time; the scanner makes my face look less cute than I'd like. 8.5x11". #noai #glitchart #portrait #arhallart #art

This piece, "Time Decomposing," started as a little digital doodle I made (last pic) but gradually turned into something very different. It's 14x11"; I completed an initial version of it on 12/28/25, then finished touching it up yesterday. #art #noai #glitchart #transartist #arhallart

This piece is titled "No Idling." It started with a pic from a photography assignment in 2015 (last slide). Because it's a crop of a larger image, it measures a tiny 8x8". I finished it on 10/9/2018; glitch fx from sonification and overlays. #glitchart #noai #postphotography #anaglyph #arhallart

This piece, the other half of the diptych I started posting yesterday, is called "Unsheathe." It also measures 8.5x11" and I created it on 12/15/25. Original images in slides 5, 6, & 7. Again, modified scanner photography of HRT supplies. #noai #scanography #glitchart #abstractart #arhallart

This piece measures 8.5x11", is titled "Vastus Lateralis," and is half of a diptych including "Unsheathe" (which I will post tomorrow). No original image for social media this time. It's modified scanner photography of HRT supplies. Created 12/14/25. #noai #scanography #abstractart #art #arhallart

I started this piece all the way back on 6/30/17 and made the original edits on 11/28/18. I didn't like it; it sat on my hard drive for years, but I touched it up on 7/12/2026 and that's what you see now. It's titled "Hummingbird No. 1" and measures 12x18". #glitchart #noai #graphicart #arhallart

I made this piece, "Percentages," almost entirely in Desmos (math in pics 5 & 6). It's just lists multiplied by the arguments of two polygon functions. The only edits I made in post were stretching and recoloring (original: pic 4). 11x8.5". Created 10/24/2025. #graphart #digitalart #art #arhallart

"Aggregate," pronounced like the verb, is an experiment with adding glitch textures to a digital drawing. The piece is less a literalistic depiction of a physical object and more an exercise in full abstraction. Created 12/29/25; 18x12". #digitaldrawing #digitalabstraction #glitchart #arhallart

This piece is titled "Crash." I made it on 11/19/2018. Like a lot of my earlier work, the stylization was mainly accomplished with hex editing, Photoshop, and corrupting files in Wordpad. Original pic (5) from 10/5/2015. 18x12". #hexedit #digitalart #graphicart #glitchart #arhallart

This is titled "Split." It's a hallucinogenic self-portrait of my reflection in an interior window. Sony a6300 / 50 mm lens / f/5.6 / ISO 200 / 1/50 second. 8.5x11"; taken on 10/7/2025. Unedited picture (originally 12x18) on last slide. #darkphotography #photography #portraiture #surreal #arhallart

This piece, "The Eventuality of All Things," is an experiment with manual generation loss from before I learned how to automate the process. I resaved the original pic (5) 355 times in alternating min quality JPEG-1 and WEBP types. 12x16"; 1/28/26. #collageart #generationloss #abstract #arhallart

This piece is titled "Flesh." I started it in #desmos (pic 5) and finished it in Photoshop by rotating it, stretching it, recoloring it, and layering it against itself. I've included the math as pic 6. It measures 22x17" and was created on 11/8/2024. #abstractart #graphart #grayscale #arhallart

This started in York, PA during a photo shoot in my senior year of high school. It's called "This Thing All Things Devours." It's comprised of a few overlaid images and a lot of textures; the original (last slide) from 2018. Finished in 2019; 10x8". #digitalart #glitchart #photoedit #arhallart

This is titled "Qualia." It's a picture of a particularly vivid sunset reflected in the glass of MICA's Brown Building. Sony a6300 / 50mm lens / f3.5 / ISO 400 / 1/60 second. 18x12"; taken on 9/30/2025. Unedited picture on the last slide. #photography #architecture #darkphotography #arhallart

This is titled "Mack." It's heavily Photoshopped scanography of someone I knew briefly when I studied at Temple University. No original photo this time for privacy reasons and cause scanography makes people's faces look weird. 17x22", created 2/3/2019. #scanography #digitalart #glitchart #arhallart

This is called "Starless Night." It's a photocomposite of big sky shots of Colorado (pics 5-9) overlaid with pictures of a blackboard from a high school English class. Original piece measures 18x12"; I created it at some point in 2018. #photocomposite #spooky #green #digitalart #arhallart

This is "Zebra." It began as scanography of an advertising brochure. The glitch effects and color shifting in the base image (pic 5) are from moving the paper around on a scanner with a CCD sensor while it scanned. Created on 8/28/2025. #scannerphotography #abstractart #glitchart #zebra #arhallart

This is called "Goose Chase." It's an experiment with an ambiguous figure-ground relationship where every single thing in the collage is a picture I took of a goose or a duck. Slides 5-9 are posterized assets I used in the final collage. #collage #digitalart #experimentalart #arhallart #collageart

This is called "Else is a Place." I started it in #desmos (last image) and edited it further in Photoshop. It featured prominently in my debut exhibition earlier this year, "Graph Art: Form and Process." I made it on 10/13/2024. #graphart #digitalart #minimalart #arhallart