Collector

I began collecting art while studying at the Rhode Island School of Design, designing and building websites for fellow artists in exchange for their work. Trained as a figurative painter, my collection focuses on artists whose practices are grounded in strong technical foundations while pushing into conceptual territory. For me, collecting art is ultimately about personal connection—shared experiences, storytelling, and the relationships built with the artists themselves. The collection reflects not only the stories behind the artworks, but the enduring relationships that shaped them.

Artist

I received my BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and have been an artist and designer for as long as I can remember. While I haven’t actively produced work in recent years, my identity as an artist remains foundational. These roots continue to shape how I understand and support artists today. I look forward to returning to my own artistic practice in the future.

Technologist

As President of Artlogic, I lead with the belief that technology should support and amplify the creative and human forces that define the art world. I’m deeply interested in the intersection of art, design, and technology, and believe that when these disciplines align, they transform how art is managed, collected, and experienced—both online and in person.

I’m a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design and hold an MA in Visual Arts Administration from NYU. With over a decade of experience in art technology, I’ve helped develop tools now used daily by thousands of galleries, artists, and collectors worldwide. Based in London with my wife and two daughters, I remain committed to building technology that strengthens the art community and empowers the people who sustain it.